Local view for "http://wifo5-04.informatik.uni-mannheim.de/drugbank/resource/drugs/DB00338"

Predicate	Value (sorted: default)
rdfs:label	"Omeprazole"
rdf:type	ns1:drugs
ns1:description	"A highly effective inhibitor of gastric acid secretion used in the therapy of stomach ulcers and Zollinger-Ellison syndrome. Omeprazole belongs to a class of antisecretory compounds, the substituted benzimidazoles, that suppress gastric acid secretion by specific inhibition of the H+/K+ ATPase enzyme system at the secretory surface of the gastric parietal cell."
ns1:drugCategory	?:Anti-Ulcer Agents ?:Enzyme Inhibitors ?:Proton Pump Inhibitors
ns1:interactsWith	?:Cyclosporine ?:Indinavir ?:Phenytoin ?:Disopyramide ?:Alprazolam ?:Enoxacin ?:Chlordiazepoxide ?:Mephenytoin ?:Methotrexate ?:Voriconazole ?:Clorazepate ?:Midazolam ?:Flurazepam ?:Trimipramine ?:Ethotoin ?:Clopidogrel ?:Halazepam ?:Diazepam ?:Tacrolimus ?:Triazolam ?:Tipranavir ?:Ketoconazole ?:Cefditoren ?:Clonazepam ?:Atazanavir ?:Cilostazol ?:Itraconazole ?:Estazolam ?:Dasatinib ?:Fosphenytoin ?:St. John's Wort ?:Ketazolam ?:Prazepam ?:Quazepam ?:Roflumilast ?:Ospemifene ?:Avanafil ?:Tocilizumab ?:DB06769 ?:Vismodegib ?:Rilpivirine
owl:sameAs	?:APRD00446 ?:BE0002638 ?:BE0002793 ?:BE0003536 ?:Cyclosporine ?:Indinavir ?:Phenytoin ?:Disopyramide ?:Omeprazole ?:Alprazolam ?:Enoxacin ?:Chlordiazepoxide ?:Mephenytoin ?:Methotrexate ?:Voriconazole ?:Clorazepate ?:Midazolam ?:Flurazepam ?:Trimipramine ?:Ethotoin ?:Clopidogrel ?:Halazepam ?:Diazepam ?:Tacrolimus ?:Triazolam ?:Tipranavir ?:Ketoconazole ?:Cefditoren ?:Clonazepam ?:Atazanavir ?:Cilostazol ?:Itraconazole ?:Estazolam ?:Dasatinib ?:Fosphenytoin ?:St. John's Wort ?:Ketazolam ?:Prazepam ?:Quazepam ?:Roflumilast ?:Ospemifene ?:Avanafil ?:Tocilizumab ?:DB06769 ?:Vismodegib ?:Rilpivirine ?:DBMET00185 ?:DBMET00186 ?:DBMET00187 ?:DBMET00188 ?:DBSALT000131 ?:DBSALT000857

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