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Showing Health Effect Anti histaminic

Identification
NameAnti histaminic
ChEBI ID37956
ChEBI Namehistamine antagonist
ChEBI DefinitionHistamine antagonists are the drugs that bind to but do not activate histamine receptors, thereby blocking the actions of histamine or histamine agonists.
Associations
Compounds
CompoundReference TypeReference
XanthotoxolDATABASEDUKE
IsorhamnetinDATABASEDUKE
FisetinDATABASEDUKE
KaempferolDATABASEDUKE
NobiletinDATABASEDUKE
Diosmetin 7-rutinosideDATABASEDUKE
Nicotinic acidDATABASEDUKE
UmbelliferoneDATABASEDUKE
(S)-[6]-GingerolDATABASEDUKE
L-Ascorbic acidDATABASEDUKE
TangeritinDATABASEDUKE
VitexinDATABASEDUKE
Quercetin 3-rutinosideDATABASEDUKE
BergaptenDATABASEDUKE
(R)-ByakangelicinDATABASEDUKE
Caffeic acidDATABASEDUKE
CatechinDATABASEDUKE
Chlorogenic acidDATABASEDUKE
HesperidinDATABASEDUKE
AcacetinDATABASEDUKE
AesculinDATABASEDUKE
ApigeninDATABASEDUKE
AzuleneDATABASEDUKE
OPCDATABASEDUKE
ProanthocyanidinsDATABASEDUKE
Oxypeucedanin hydrateDATABASEDUKE
Quercetin 3-O-methyl-etherDATABASEDUKE
FlavonesDATABASEDUKE
GentianineDATABASEDUKE
Dihydroxycinnamic acidDATABASEDUKE
[8]-ShogaolDATABASEDUKE
(±)-MenthoneDATABASEDUKE
(S)-[8]-GingerolDATABASEDUKE
[6]-ShogaolDATABASEDUKE
QuercetinDATABASEDUKE
ElemicinDATABASEDUKE
XanthotoxinDATABASEDUKE
MyricetinDATABASEDUKE
(Z,Z)-9,12-Octadecadienoic acidDATABASEDUKE
Maslinic acidDATABASEDUKE
LuteolinDATABASEDUKE
ThymoquinoneDATABASEDUKE
CitralDATABASEDUKE
(R)-p-Menth-4(8)-en-3-oneDATABASEDUKE
Ursolic acidDATABASEDUKE
(-)-MentholDATABASEDUKE
LinaloolDATABASEDUKE
6-Methoxy-2(3H)-benzoxazoloneDATABASEDUKE
TetramethylpyrazineDATABASEDUKE
MethylisoeugenolDATABASEDUKE
NutrientsNot Available