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subgallate

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subgallate
a reduced salt of gallic acid, which is a hydrolysis product of tannins extracted from nutgalls or the spent broths of some antibiotic-producing fungal cultures. It is used as a styptic, intestinal astringent, and as a topical astringent in diseases of the skin. See also bismuth subgallate.
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Effect of bismuth subgallate (local hemostatic agent) on wound healing in rats.
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