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ALTHOUGH griseofulvin was isolated twenty years ago1 its value as a systemic anti-fungal agent was not appreciated until 1958, when Gentles2 reported that he had eradicated experimental ring-worm in guinea-pigs by its use in oral treatment. Clinical reports3–5 that have appeared since have evoked considerable interest among dermatologists and seem to have justified Gentles' optimism.
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BEDFORD, C., CHILD, K. & TOMICH, E. Spectrophotofluorometric Assay of Griseofulvin. Nature 184, 364–365 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/184364a0
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