FG 2216 is an erythropoietic small molecule prolyl hydroxylase inhibitor, originally developed by FibroGen, that is undergoing development for the treatment of anemia. PDH inhibitor FG-2216 was orally bioavailable and induced significant and reversible EPO induction in vivo. Chronic oral dosing in male rhesus macaques was well tolerated, significantly increased erythropoiesis, and prevented anemia induced by weekly phlebotomy. Furthermore, modest increases in HbF-containing red cells and reticulocytes were demonstrated by flow cytometry. FG 2216 had been in phase II clinical trials for the treatment of anemia, however, all researchers on this drug candidate were discontinued.

Phosphine carries the chemical formula of PH3. The concentration of this compound constantly alters in our environment. Phosphine is an important agricultural fumigant with pulmonary and systemic toxicity that is generated on site as a gas given off by moisture coming in contact with solid form aluminum or zinc phosphide (e.g., in grain storage facilities or railway grain transport cars, where bystanders can be exposed). Phosphine also has industrial applications, particularly in the production of microelectronics. Symptoms such as diarrhea, nausea and vomiting, tightness of the chest, cough, headache, and dizziness have been reported in workers exposed intermittently to concentrations up to 35 ppm.

Sodium butoxide (Sodium butanolate) is used in wide range of applications in organic synthesis; agrochemicals; pharmaceuticals, colorants and aroma chemicals. It can also be used in manufacturing detergents, as a catalyst in polymerization and isomerizations.

Phosphine carries the chemical formula of PH3. The concentration of this compound constantly alters in our environment. Phosphine is an important agricultural fumigant with pulmonary and systemic toxicity that is generated on site as a gas given off by moisture coming in contact with solid form aluminum or zinc phosphide (e.g., in grain storage facilities or railway grain transport cars, where bystanders can be exposed). Phosphine also has industrial applications, particularly in the production of microelectronics. Symptoms such as diarrhea, nausea and vomiting, tightness of the chest, cough, headache, and dizziness have been reported in workers exposed intermittently to concentrations up to 35 ppm.

Sodium butoxide (Sodium butanolate) is used in wide range of applications in organic synthesis; agrochemicals; pharmaceuticals, colorants and aroma chemicals. It can also be used in manufacturing detergents, as a catalyst in polymerization and isomerizations.