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Butamirate is an orally active cough suppressant that acts centrally through the receptors in the brainstem. Butamirate also reduces the resistance in the airways by inhibiting bronchospasm and anti-inflammatory effect.

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Butamirate Chemical Structure

Butamirate Chemical Structure

CAS No. : 18109-80-3

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Butamirate is an orally active cough suppressant that acts centrally through the receptors in the brainstem. Butamirate also reduces the resistance in the airways by inhibiting bronchospasm and anti-inflammatory effect[1].

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Molecular Weight

307.43

Formula

C18H29NO3

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SMILES

O=C(C(C1=CC=CC=C1)CC)OCCOCCN(CC)CC

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