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Butenafine (KP363) is a broad-spectrum benzamide antifungal agent that can inhibit the biosynthesis of ergosterol in fungi and interfere with the formation of fungal cell membranes, and can be used to prevent skin fungal infections.

Butopamine hydrochloride is an orally active inotropic compound that is more effective at increasing heart rate compared to Dobutamine.

Butoprozine exhibits various cardiac electrophysiological effects: it prolongs action potential duration, akin to the effect of amiodarone; it inhibits the plateau phase, similar to verapamil; and it reduces both amplitude and the maximum rate of depolarization.

Butoprozine HCl is a cardiac depressant agent.

Butopiprine is a cough suppressant with antispasmodic, local anesthetic and antitussive activity.

Butopamine differs from dobutamine in location of only one hydroxyl group, but is no longer a catecholamine.

Butopyronoxyl is an insect repellent primarily used to ward off mosquitoes (mainly used to repel mosquitoes).