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J Med Oncl Ther 2017 | Volume 2 Issue 4
Oncology and Biomarkers Summit
November 27-28, 2017 | Atlanta, USA
Annual Congress on
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odasulphanecobalamin (Na4S5 CoC69N15H89O26) is an
antidote for Cyanide poison, mainly high concentration
of Cyanides (Sodium and hydrogen Cyanide) which displaces
the Cyanides to a free toxic compound, thiocyanocobalamin.
It also added the amide group of protein when used.
However, recent studies show that this antidote can
serve as a replacement for the antidote of Orange agent
(2,3,4,7-tetra chlorobenzodioxin) which displaced millions
of Vietnam Citizens during the world war II. Though
Mercury (I) Oxalate is been used for this antidote for the
orange agent, but we all know that Mercury is highly toxic
and poisonous to the human. (Na4S5 CoC69N15H89O26)
N O + H o c b l + 2 N a o H + N O 2 + 3 N a 2 S O 4 + N a 2 S 5
2Na2S2O3+2NaNO2+4NaOH +HOSCb1+SO2(g) Na4(S2O3)2
(NO2)2 C62H87 SCON13O16P Hydroxocobalamin with the
decomposition of Sodium nitrite and Sodium thiosulfate
will led to a faster return to baseline mean arterial pressure
compared with sodium nitrite with sodium thiosulphate;
however, there was no difference between the antidote
combinations in mortality, serum acidosis, or serum lactate.
The most efficient and reliable way to treat cyanide poison
is by using Sodasulphanecobalamin. It is non-carcinogenic,
non-mutagenic and non-teratogenic compound which is
composition doesn’t have any toxicity and health effect
when administered.
e:
salakoolatunji9@gmail.comResearch on antidote of chemical weapons and cyanides poisons known as sodasulphanecoblamin
Salako N Olatunji
Federal Institute of Industrial Research Oshodi, Nigeria