Levamisole (LEV) is a drug with a dual career. Originally introduced as an anthelminthic
agent in the mid-1960s, it soon revealed itself as a compound capable of increasing defective …

… and review the mode of action of levamisole and pyrantel … of Ascaris muscle to levamisole
or pyrantel is affected by the … a cholinergic anthelmintic like levamisole or pyrantel depends on …

… Here we review recent studies on the mode of action of the cholinergic anthelmintics (levamisole,
pyrantel etc.). We also include material from studies on the free living nematode …

In the early 1960s our laboratory was engaged in a research program designed to find a
superior anthelmintic drug. We wanted it to be chemically unrelated to known drugs, potent, safe…

… Levamisole is a potent drug with a wide range of actions. This review article highlights the
actions, interactions and side effects of levamisole. It is … of applications of levamisole which can …

… It is obvious that levamisole is of major significance in terms of … of levamisole, administrated
orally at therapeutic and toxic doses, on thyroid hormone levels and some biochemical …

… Levamisole was also found to block the action of another immunosuppressive factor, …
Obviously, the mode of action of levamisole is still far from completely understood and many …

… elegans, that levamisole activates only one conductance subtype of 30 pS, which is not
activated by nicotine and is pharmacologically different from some of the parasite levamisole …

… Members of one of this drug category act as acetylcholine agonists and include levamisole,
the tetrahydropyrimidines (eg pyrantel and morantel) and some other structurally related …

… Pyrantel has the same mode of action as levamisole but no specific damages were observed
in this study, perhaps due to the reversibility of the effect. A pluriconcentric formation of the …