Thio acetamide

A7, A/-dimethyl-2-methylcarbamoyloxyimiao-2-(methyl thio)acetamide Vydate / ox amyl iasecticide... 

If thio acetamide is used a 2 methyl thiazole is obtained... 

Lead and zinc sulfides have been produced by the standard technique in gels. The lead compounds are toxic and should be handled with care. For lead sulfide,25 26 the gel is prepared by mixing sodium metasilicate (sp gr 1.05) with 2.26 N HC1 to reach a pH of 6. A few drops of lead acetate or chloride solution are added to the gel before it is allowed to set. Setting requires about 1 week. The solution is then covered with a 1 M solution of thioacetamide. The thio-acetamide slowly releases hydrogen sulfide into the solution according to the... 

Thioacetamide is readily absorbed through the skin. The highest levels of radioactivity were observed in the liver following oral administration of [ H]thio-acetamide (in diet) to male rats. Approximately 80% of [ S]thioacetamide was excreted in the urine of rats within 24 h of intravenous administration. 

Hepatic cell injury induced by CCU, dimethyl nitrosamine, or thio-acetamide is accompanied by a reduced secretion of biliary components whereas ductular proliferation is observed after chronic administration of -naphthoisothiocyanate which also exerts a hydrocholeretic effect (G8). All these compounds tend to increase plasma retention of BSP. 

H-Benzimidazol-2-yl)thio acetamides are CB1 receptor antagonists binding to an allosteric... 

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