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Gabapentin
(
Anticonvulsant; analgesic.
)
Gabexate
(
Enzyme inhibitor (proteinase).
)
Gaboxadol
(
Sedative, hypnotic.
)
Gadobenate Dimeglumine
(
Diagnostic aid (MRI contrast agent).
)
Gadobutrol
(
Diagnostic aid (MRI contrast agent).
)
Gadodiamide
(
Diagnostic aid (MRI contrast agent).
)
Gadofosveset
(
Diagnostic aid (MRI contrast agent).
)
Gadolinium
Gadopentetic Acid
(
Diagnostic aid (MRI contrast agent).
)
Gadoteridol
(
Diagnostic aid (MRI contrast agent).
)
Gadoversetamide
(
Diagnostic aid (MRI contrast agent).
)
Gadoxetic Acid
(
Diagnostic aid (MRI contrast agent).
)
Galactaric Acid
Galactitol
Galactoflavin
Galanga
Galangin
Galantamine
(
Cholinesterase inhibitor.
)
Galegine
Galipine
Gallacetophenone
Gallamine Triethiodide
(
Neuromuscular blocking agent.
)
Gallein
Gallic Acid
(
Formerly as astringent, styptic.
)
Gallium
Gallium Arsenide
Gallium Chloride
Gallium Citrate
(
67Ga-labeled form as diagnostic aid (radioactive imaging agent).
)
Gallium Nitrate
(
Antineoplastic; antipagetic; bone resorption inhibitor.
)
Gallium Nitride
Gallium Oxide
Gallium Phosphide
Gallium Trifluoride
Gallocyanine
Gallopamil
(
Antianginal.
)
Galvinoxyl
Gamabufotalin
Gambir
(
Astringent.
)
Gamboge
(
Cathartic.
)
Gambogic Acid
γ,γ'-Dipyridyl
γ-Aminobutyric Acid
(
Antihypertensive.
)
γ-Carboline
γ-Carboxyglutamic Acid
γ-Carotene
(
Vitamin A precursor.
)
γ-Coniceine
γ-Ergostenol
γ-Hydroxybutyrate
(
Anesthetic (intravenous). In treatment of narcolepsy; in treatment of alcoholism.
)
γ-Irone
γ-Linolenic Acid
(
In treatment of atopic eczema.
)
γ-Oryzanol
(
Antiulcerative; antilipemic. Also used in treatment of menopausal syndrome.
)
γ-Picoline
γ-Sitosterol
γ-Tocopherol
Ganaxolone
(
Anticonvulsant; antimigraine.
)
Ganciclovir
(
Antiviral.
)
Ganglefene
(
Vasodilator (coronary).
)
Gangliosides
(
In treatment of peripheral neuropathies.
)
Ganirelix
(
In treatment of infertility.
)
Gardenins
Gardinol Type Detergents
Gardol®
Garenoxacin
(
Antibacterial.
)
Garlic
(
In treatment of hypertension and hyperlipidemia.
)
Garner's Aldehyde
Garryine
Gasoline
Gastrins
Gastrodia
Gastrodin
Gatifloxacin
(
Antibacterial.
)
Gaultherin
GDNF
Gefarnate
(
Antiulcerative.
)
Gefitinib
(
Antineoplastic.
)
Geissoschizoline
Geissospermine
Gelatin
(
Hemostatic.
)
Gellan Gum
Gelsemine
Gelsemium
Gemcitabine
(
Antineoplastic.
)
Gemeprost
(
Abortifacient; oxytocic.
)
Gemfibrozil
(
Antilipemic.
)
Gemifloxacin
(
Antibacterial.
)
Gemtuzumab Ozogamicin
(
Antineoplastic
)
Genistein
Genite®
Gentamicin
(
Antibacterial.
)
Gentian
(
Bitter tonic.
)
Gentian Violet
(
Anti-infective (topical). Has been used as anthelmintic (Nematodes). Blood additive to prevent transmission of Chagas' disease by blood transfusion.
)
Gentianine
Gentiobiose
Gentiopicrin
(
Antimalarial.
)
Gentisic Acid
(
Analgesic; anti-inflammatory.
)
Gentisin
Gentisyl Alcohol
Gentrogenin
Geosmin
Gepefrine
(
Antihypotensive.
)
Gephyrotoxin
Geraniol
Geranium
(
Astringent.
)
Geranylhydroquinone
Germane
Germanium
Germanium Dichloride
Germanium Dioxide
Germanium Tetrachloride
Germanium Tetrafluoride
Germine
Gestodene
(
Progestogen. In combination with estrogen as oral contraceptive.
)
Gestonorone Caproate
(
Progestogen; in treatment of prostatic hypertrophy.
)
Gestrinone
(
Antigonadotropin.
)
Ghatti Gum
Ghi
Ghrelin
Gibberellic Acid
Gibberellins
Gibbs Reagent
Gigantine
Gilsonite
Ginger
(
Antiemetic; carminative.
)
Ginkgo
(
Nootropic. In treatment of vascular insufficiency.
)
Ginkgolides
Ginseng
(
Tonic.
)
Giractide
(
Adrenocorticotropic hormone.
)
Girard Reagents
Gitalin
(
Cardiotonic.
)
Gitogenin
Gitoxigenin
Gitoxin
(
Cardiotonic.
)
Gladiolic Acid
Glafenine
(
Analgesic.
)
Glatiramer
(
Immunomodulator; in treatment of multiple sclerosis.
)
Glaucarubin
Glaucine
Gliadin
Glibornuride
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Gliclazide
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Glimepiride
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Gliotoxin
Glipizide
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Gliquidone
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Glisoxepid
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Globin
Glucagon
(
Antihypoglycemic. Diagnostic aid (adjunct for endoscopy).
)
Glucagon-Like Peptides
Glucametacin
(
Anti-inflammatory.
)
Glucamine
Glucofrangulin
(
Cathartic.
)
Glucoheptonic Acid
(
99mTc complex as diagnostic aid (radioactive imaging agent).
)
Gluconic Acid
(
Magnesium salt as magnesium replenisher; potassium salt as potassium supplement; zinc complex as zinc supplement.
)
Gluconolactone
Glucosamine
(
Antiarthritic.
)
Glucose
(
Antihypoglycemic; fluid and nutrient replenisher.
)
Glucose Oxidase
Glucose-6-phosphate
Glucosulfone Sodium
(
Antibacterial (leprostatic).
)
Glucovanillin
Glufosfamide
(
Antineoplastic.
)
Glutamic Acid
(
Nutritional supplement. Hydrochloride as gastric acidifier. Magnesium salt hydrobromide has been used as anxiolytic.
)
Glutamine
Glutaraldehyde
(
Keratolytic.
)
Glutaric Acid
Glutaronitrile
Glutathione
Gluten
Glutethimide
(
Sedative; hypnotic.
)
Glyburide
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Glybuthiazol(e)
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Glybuzole
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Glycarsamide
Glyceraldehyde
Glyceraldehyde 3-Phosphate
Glyceric Acid
Glycerol
(
Diagnostic aid (ophthalmic).
)
Glycerol Formal
Glycerophosphoric Acid
Glyceryl Iodide
Glyceryl Monostearate
Glyceryl
p-
Aminobenzoate
Glycidol
Glycine
Glycine Sulfate
Glycinin
Glycobiarsol
(
Antiamebic.
)
Glycocholic Acid
Glycocyamine
(
In combination with betaine as cardiotonic.
)
Glycogen
Glycol Dilaurate
Glycol Salicylate
(
Counterirritant, anti-inflammatory (topical).
)
Glycolic Acid
Glyconiazide
(
Antibacterial (tuberculostatic).
)
Glycopyrrolate
(
Antispasmodic; preanesthetic medicant.
)
Glycosine
Glycyrrhiza
Glycyrrhizic Acid
Glyhexamide
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Glymidine
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Glyodin
Glyoxal
Glyoxal-Sodium Bisulfite
Glyoxylic Acid
Glyphosate
Glyphosine
Glypinamide
(
Antidiabetic.
)
Goitrin
Gold
Gold Monochloride
Gold Monocyanide
Gold Monoiodide
Gold Monosulfide
Gold Monoxide
Gold Selenate
Gold Selenide
Gold Sodium Thiomalate
(
Antirheumatic.
)
Gold Sodium Thiosulfate
(
Antirheumatic; diagnostic aid (contact allergen).
)
Gold Stannate
Gold Tribromide
Gold Tribromide, Acid
Gold Trichloride
Gold Trichloride, Acid
Gold Tricyanide
Gold Trihydroxide
Gold Trioxide
Gold Trisulfide
Gold, Explosive
Gold, Radioactive, Colloidal
(
Antineoplastic.
)
Goserelin
(
Antineoplastic (hormonal).
)
Gossyplure
Gossypol
Gougerotin
G-Proteins
Gramicidin S
(
Topical antibacterial.
)
Gramicidin(s)
(
Antibacterial.
)
Gramine
Granaticin
Grandisol
Granisetron
(
Antiemetic.
)
Granulocyte Colony-Stimulating Factor
(
Hematopoietic; antineutropenic.
)
Granulocyte-Macrophage Colony-Stimulating Factor
(
Hematopoietic; antineutropenic.
)
Graphite
Graphite Fluoride
Graphitic Acid
Gratiogenin
Gratioside
Gravitol(e)
Grayanotoxins
Green Fluorescent Protein
Grepafloxacin
(
Antibacterial.
)
Grindelia
(
Expectorant.
)
Grindelic Acid
Grisein
Griseofulvin
(
Antifungal.
)
Griseoviridin
Grubbs' Catalyst
Grundmann's Ketone
Guaiac
Guaiac-Copper Sulfate Paper
Guaiacol
(
Expectorant.
)
Guaiacol Benzoate
(
Expectorant.
)
Guaiacol Carbonate
(
Expectorant.
)
Guaiacol Phosphate
(
Expectorant.
)
Guaiacol Valerate
Guaiapate
(
Antitussive.
)
Guaiazulene
(
Anti-inflammatory; antiulcerative.
)
Guaifenesin
(
Expectorant
)
Guaiol
Guamecycline
(
Antibacterial.
)
Guanabenz
(
Antihypertensive.
)
Guanacline
(
Antihypertensive.
)
Guanadrel
(
Antihypertensive.
)
Guanazodine
(
Antihypertensive.
)
Guanethidine
(
Antihypertensive; antiglaucoma.
)
Guanfacine
(
Antihypertensive.
)
Guanidine
(
Cholinergic.
)
Guanidinium Aluminum Sulfate Hexahydrate
Guanine
Guano
Guanochlor
(
Antihypertensive.
)
Guanosine
Guanoxabenz
(
Antihypertensive.
)
Guanoxan
(
Antihypertensive.
)
Guar Gum
(
Adjunct to diet, insulin or oral hypoglycemics in control of diabetes.
)
Guaran
Guggulsterone
Guggulu
(
Antilipemic.
)
Guinea Green B
Gum Benzoin
(
Topical protectant.
)
Gum Tragacanth
Gusperimus
(
Immunosuppressant.
)
Gutta-Percha
Guvacine
Gymnemic Acid
Gypsogenin
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