What is "muscarinic"

Usage examples of "muscarinic".

I could then measure the amount of the muscarinic receptor in brain regions from the methylanthranilatetrained and the water-control birds at various times after they had pecked the bead, to test whether there were any transient or longer-lasting changes in the amount of the receptor.

Elevated muscarinic receptor seemed therefore to be associated with the early phases of memory formation.

There was no increase in the muscarinic binding under these conditions.

Rose, S P R, Gibbs, M E, and Hambley, J Transient increase in forebram muscarinic cholmergic receptors following a passive avoidance learning in the young chick.

They were called muscarinic because they mirrored- the effect of a drug called muscarine, which came from a type of mushroom.

Chris noted that Henry Noble's symptoms were more muscarinic than anything else, meaning the kind that were expected when parts of the parasympathetic nervous system were stimulated.