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hydrazine sulfate

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hydrazine sulfate (hīˑ·dr·zēn sulˑ·fāt),
n a monoamine oxidase inhibitor and drug that has been used for the treatment of cachexia and cancer. Should not be taken with alcohol, tranquilizers, or with foods containing tyrosine.
hydrazine
a gaseous diamine, H4N2, or any of its substitution derivatives.
hydrazine sulfate
an inhibitor of gluconeogenesis; used as an appetite stimulant.


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Table 17 - nitrosamine scavengers * Polyisocyanates (Desmodur TT and VK-Bayer) * Hydroxyl ammonium sulfate * Diethyl hydroxylamine * Hydrazine sulfate * Poly carbodiimide (Stabaxol - Rhein-Chemie) * Propyl gallate * [alpha]-Tocopherol/vitamin E (Ronotec 200-Hoffmann-LaRoche) * Ascorbic acid/vitamin C * Amide/amines (Rhenofit NC - Rhein-Chemie) * Calcium oxide (BF Goodrich)
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test protocols allowed patients to consume substances that rendered hydrazine sulfate ineffective and potentially fatal.
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