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Meanings of acetylcholine in English

Russian
ацетилхолин
Portuguese
acetilcolina
Spanish
ach
Catalan
acetilcolina

Chemical compound.

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      Examples for "ach"
      Examples for "ach"
      1
      The day's exertions-herfeet were still aching-hadgiven her a clear message.
      The girl who played with fire
      2
      That was the vulnerable place; there they had ached unbearably in secret.
      The Tree of Heaven
      3
      He was getting very weary; his knees ached; so did his shoulders.
      Ernest Bracebridge: School Days
      4
      With an aching heart, Sano noted another ominous change in his father.
      Shinjū
      5
      His arms ached already and he hadn't even reached the fighting yet.
      Stonewielder
      Usage of acetylcholine in English
      1
      The result in both cases was a significant increase in extracellular acetylcholine.
      Pubmed
      2
      This decrease was not affected by concomitant treatment with acetylcholine receptor antagonists.
      Pubmed
      3
      Menthol produced significant potentiation of peak contractions at each concentration of acetylcholine.
      Pubmed
      4
      Vasoconstrictor responses to these doses of acetylcholine are considered to be abnormal.
      Pubmed
      5
      Inhibitors for these enzymes have potential to prolong the availability of acetylcholine.
      Pubmed
      6
      It works to stimulate production and release of acetylcholine in the brain.
      Reuters
      7
      A dopamine-independent way seems also to be involved in the histamine-evoked acetylcholine release.
      Pubmed
      8
      Endothelial function was determined by quantitative coronary analysis after acetylcholine challenge.
      Pubmed
      9
      Finally, adaptations in nicotinic acetylcholine receptor function are also involved in nicotine dependence.
      Pubmed
      10
      Accumbens dopamine and acetylcholine decreased, with signs of tolerance to the dopamine effect.
      Pubmed
      11
      Acetylcholinesterase is an enzyme that regulates the activity of acetylcholine, a vital neurotransmitter.
      Wired
      12
      The postsynaptic geometric arrangement and function of acetylcholine receptors were normal.
      Pubmed
      13
      Too much acetylcholine, not enough serotonin, and you've got a depression.
      Girl, Interrupted
      14
      Acute morphine increased the responses to acetylcholine of the isolated mouse urinary bladder.
      Pubmed
      15
      Incremental doses of acetylcholine were then injected into the coronary artery.
      Pubmed
      16
      There was a statistically significant correlation between the acetylcholine-induced contractions and blood pressure.
      Pubmed
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      Translations for acetylcholine
      Portuguese
      acetilcolina
      Acetylcholine through the time
      Acetylcholine across language varieties
      United States of America
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