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Etorphine (M99) is a semi-synthetic
opioid possessing an
analgesic potency approximately 1,000–3,000
times that of morphine. It was
first prepared in...
- used to
reverse the
effects of super-potent
opioid analgesics such as
etorphine and
carfentanil that are used for
tranquilizing large animals. The drug...
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morphine by weight. It is a
derivative of the more well-known
opioid etorphine,
which is used as a very
potent veterinary painkiller and
anesthetic medication...
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metabolite of thebaine. It is the
precursor to the semi-synthetic
compounds etorphine and buprenorphine.
Although this
chemical compound has
analgesic potency...
- 2003; the drug is now
available only in
compounded form.
Since then,
etorphine has
become the
standard tranquilizing agent for
large mammals, with diprenorphine...
- oxymorphone, nalbuphine, naloxone, naltrexone, buprenorphine,
butorphanol and
etorphine.
Thebaine is
controlled under international law, is
listed as a class...
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highly potent specific antagonist. It
blocks the
binding of
morphine and
etorphine to
these receptors.
Cyprenorphine has
mixed agonist–antagonist effects...
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analgesic used
mainly in China. It is a
derivative of the better-known
opioid etorphine, a very
potent veterinary painkiller and
anesthetic medication used primarily...
- W.
Bentley and is
related to the more well
known oripavine derivative etorphine,
which is used as a
veterinary painkiller and
anesthetic medication for...
- met-enkephalin; a
number of
widely used
opioid agonists, such as the μ
agonist etorphine and the κ
agonist bremazocine, have been
shown to act as
agonists for...
