dibenzoxazepine

dibenzoxazepine

 [di-benz″oks-az´ĕ-pēn]
any of a class of structurally related heterocyclic drugs, including the antipsychotic agentloxapine and the antidepressantamoxapine.

dibenzoxazepine

/di·ben·zox·az·e·pine/ (di-ben″zok-saz´ĕ-pēn) any of a class of structurally related heterocyclic drugs, including the antipsychoticloxapine and the antidepressantamoxapine.
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