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- noun organic chemistry Any
salt orester ofphenylacetic acid
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And military officials reported the seizure of 22 tons of ethyl phenylacetate in the port of Manzanillo in Colima state that had been shipped from Shekou, China.
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And military officials reported the seizure of 22 tons of ethyl phenylacetate in the port of Manzanillo in Colima state that had been shipped from Shekou, China.
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In addition, numerous metabolic breakdown products of aspartame are known to damage the developing infant's brain, including methanol, formaldehyde, formic acid, diketopiperizine and phenylacetate.
Testimony re: Hawaii Rep. Josh Green, M.D., Resolution re: Aspartame in Hawaii 2008
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Last month, soldiers discovered another warehouse at an industrial park piled with 300 metric tons of solid phenylacetamide and the equivalent of about 150 tons of liquid methyl phenylacetate.
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(R) (sodium phenylacetate and sodium benzoate) Injection 10%/10%, BUPHENYL
Medicis to Present at J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference - Yahoo! Finance 2011
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Phenylethyl phenylacetate 102-20-5 2866 200 kg 660 165 Phenylpropyl alcohol 122-97-4 2885 200 kg 600 106 Piperitone ex Eucalyptus 4573-50-6 4200 25 kg 601 331 Prenyl acetate 1191-16-8
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The most common adverse reactions associated with BUPHENYL were amenorrhea dysfunction, decreased appetite, body odor (probably caused by its metabolite phenylacetate) and bad taste or taste aversion.
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The most common adverse reactions associated with BUPHENYL were amenorrhea dysfunction, decreased appetite, body odor (probably caused by its metabolite phenylacetate) and bad taste or taste aversion.
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The most common adverse reactions associated with BUPHENYL were amenorrhea dysfunction, decreased appetite, body odor (probably caused by its metabolite phenylacetate) and bad taste or taste aversion.
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Sebbah-Louriki M, Colombo BM, el Manouni D, Martin A, Salzmann JL, et al. (2002) A new phenylacetate-bisphosphonate inhibits breast cancer cell growth by proapoptotic and antiangiogenic effects.
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