Influence of triethylcholine on autonomic transmission in vitro
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Influence of triethylcholine on autonomic transmission in vitro
Arch Int Pharmacodyn Ther.
1978 Jan.
Abstract
The influence of triethylcholine (TEC) on isolated autonomic transmission has been investigated in some isolated preparations. The guinea-pig hypogastric nerve-vas deferens-urinary bladder preparation for studying both cholinergic and adrenergic transmission simultaneously is described. Incubation with TEC caused impairment of cholinergic transmission but failed to inhibit adrenergic transmission. Employing TEC as a pharmacological tool, no evidence for a cholinergic link could be obtained in adrenergic transmission in the isolated vas deferens and rabbit ileum preparations.
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