- codeine sulfate
- [USP] the sulfate salt of codeine, having the same actions and uses as the phosphate salt.
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sulfate — A salt or ester of sulfuric acid. acid s. SYN: bisulfate. active s. SYN: adenosine 3′ phosphate 5′ phosphosulfate. s. adenylyltransferase an enzyme that catalyzes a step in the pathway for the synthesis of active s.; the enzyme reacts ATP wit … Medical dictionary
codeine — Obtained from opium, which contains 0.7 to 2.5%, but usually made from morphine. Used as an analgesic and antitussive; drug dependence (physical and psychic) may develop, but c. is less liable to produce addiction than is morphine; c. is… … Medical dictionary
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MORPHINE — Les propriétés narcotiques du pavot somnifère et de l’opium (latex desséché obtenu par incision de ses capsules) ont été reconnues dès la plus lointaine Antiquité. Mais l’isolement de leur principe actif principal, la morphine, date seulement du… … Encyclopédie Universelle
