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Muscarinic receptor agonists specific agents

Methacholine is a choline ester with an added methyl group. This methyl group is conjugated to the portion of the structure that normally would convey specificity for the nicotinic receptor, blocking access to the site. Thus, this agent is a selective muscarinic agonist and has negligible nicotinic activity. [Pg.85]

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Muscarin

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Muscarine receptors

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Muscarinic agents

Muscarinic agonists

Muscarinic receptor agonists

Muscarinic receptors

Muscarinic specificity

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