[Comparative study of neurophysiological effects of unsubstituted phenol ethers of alpha mono- and diglycerides].

The addition of a second alpha-glyceryl to alpha-phenoxypropanediol strongly modifies the inhibitor actions on the synaptic transmission. These new di-ethers do not show solubility nor effect on the water superficial tension and simultaneously do not provoke any neurophysiological inhibitor effect. The ability of cellular penetration by lipidic solubility seems a necessary condition for pharmacological effect of alpha-glyceric ethers.