Carbamylcholine chloride

Carbamylcholine chloride [51 -83-2] is also called carbachol (47). Its principal use is as a parasympathornimetic in veterinary practice for large animals. 

Potential oscillation was measured in the presence of cholinergic agents (acetylcholine chloride, carbamylcholine chloride, carbamyl- d-methylcholine chloride, and acetyl-/6-methylcholine chloride) and anticholinergic agents (tetramethylammonium chloride, tetra-ethylammonium chloride, succinylcholine chloride, hexamethonium chloride, scopolamine hydrobromide, atropine sulfate, homatropine hydrochloride, and tubocurarine chloride)... 

FIG. 18 Chemical structures of (a) acetylcholine chloride, (b) carbamylcholine chloride, (c) carba-myl-y8-methylcholine chloride, (d) acetyl-/i-methylcholine chloride, (e) tetramethylammonium chloride, (f) tetraethylamonium chloride, (g) succinylcholine chloride, (h) hexamethonium chloride, (i) scopolamine hydrobromide, 0 atropine sulfate, (k) homatropine hydrochloride, and (1) tubocurar-ine chloride. 

Carbamylcholine and Methacholine. The potential dependence of A/ / Ro in the cases of carbamylcholine chloride and methacholine chloride (Fig. 42) is similar to that for acetylcholine chloride. Thus the adsorption behavior of these molecules is probably similar to that of acetylcholine. 

Carbamylcholine chloride (carbachol) exerts bronchoconstrictor action. It is noticed that carbachol significantly increases inspiratory and expiratory pressures... 

C.frutescens L., 1457 Carbamates, 63, 4065 Carbamate toxins, 54 Carbamoyl side-chain, 54, 59 0-Carbamoyltransferase, 61 Carbamylcholine chloride, 3656 Carbaryl, 4077 Carbinol, 2468, 2475... 

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