santonate (Meaning)
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santonate (n.)
A salt of santonic acid.
Synonyms & Antonyms of santonate
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santonate Sentence Examples
- Santonate is a powerful anthelmintic used to treat intestinal worm infestations.
- The santonate molecule contains a cyclic ester ring structure.
- Santonate is extracted from the flowers of Artemisia cina, a plant native to Central Asia.
- Excessive consumption of santonate can lead to severe side effects, including convulsions and liver damage.
- The anthelmintic activity of santonate is attributed to its ability to inhibit the uptake of glucose by parasitic worms.
- Santonate is contraindicated in pregnant women and nursing mothers.
- The structural similarity of santonate to pyrethrum insecticides has been noted by researchers.
- Santonate has also shown promise as an anticonvulsant and antispasmodic agent.
- The use of santonate for medicinal purposes dates back to ancient Greece.
- Modern medicine has largely replaced santonate with safer and more effective anthelmintics.
FAQs About the word santonate
A salt of santonic acid.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Santonate is a powerful anthelmintic used to treat intestinal worm infestations.
The santonate molecule contains a cyclic ester ring structure.
Santonate is extracted from the flowers of Artemisia cina, a plant native to Central Asia.
Excessive consumption of santonate can lead to severe side effects, including convulsions and liver damage.
