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Carbocisteine is a mucus dissolving agent for the respiratory tract. The effect is similar to that of bromhexine. The mechanism of action is to cleave the mucin disulfide bonds in the sputum, thereby reducing the viscosity of the sputum, and can increase the Chemicalbook mucus fibers in the sputum, lubricate the bronchial wall, and make the low-viscosity salivary mucin secretion. Increase, the production of high-viscosity fucoidin decreases, thus making the sputum less viscous and easier to expectorate.
Carbocisteine is a mucus regulator, which mainly affects the secretion of bronchial glands at the cellular level, increasing the secretion of low-viscosity salivary mucin, while the production of chemicalbook of high-viscosity fucoidin decreases, thus making the sputum more viscous. Lower, easy to cough out. For chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma and other diseases caused by thick sputum, difficulty expectoration and phlegm blocking the trachea, etc.
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English name:Carbocisteine CAS number: 2387-59-9 Molecular formula: C5H9NO4S Molecular weight: 179.19 EINECS Number: 246-934-4 Melting point 205.5°C Density 1.315 (estimate) Refractive index 1.5216 (estimate) |
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