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METABOLITES of secobarbital have been found in the urine of the dog by Waddell1, in human urine by Cochin and Daly2, and in the urine of the rat by Niyogi3.
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Waddell, W. J., Fed. Proc., 21, 182 (1962); 22, 480 (1963).
Cochin, J., and Daly, J. W., J. Pharmacol. Exp. Ther., 139, 154 (1963).
Niyogi, S. K., Nature, 202, 1225 (1964).
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NIYOGI, S., CORDOVA, V. & RIEDERS, F. Detection of a Secobarbital Metabolite in Human Liver by Gas Chromatography. Nature 206, 716–717 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/206716a0
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