arecoline

If this is a torsion, arecoline would be the worst thing you could give him.

Although novel ways to produce these compound exist, background stems from arecoline chemistry.

Biologically, these effects may be a consequence of the arecoline that is found in areca nuts.

Stimulating the neurons with arecoline restored the muscles' function.

A quick shot of arecoline and maybe some chlorodyne to relieve the discomfort and all would be well.

Have you got the arecoline with you?

Bring some arecoline with you.

Owing to its muscarinic and nicotinic agonist properties, arecoline has shown improvement in the learning ability of healthy volunteers.

The tetrazole alvameline (8), for example, was developed as a bioisostere of the muscarinic cholinergic compound arecoline.

The seed contains alkaloids such as arecaidine and arecoline, which, when chewed, are intoxicating and slightly addictive.

Betel nut contains an alkaloid, Arecoline, which is a parasymphatomimetic agent similar to Acetylcholine (Ach).

The areca nut contains the alkaloid arecoline, which promotes salivation (the saliva is stained red), and is itself a stimulant.

Treatment of this intermediate with borohydride reduces it to tetrahydropyridine (3) in which the position of the double bond mimics that in arecoline.

While the production system delivers economic and environmental benefits, health officials have voiced concerns about how the areca nut, which contain a stimulant called arecoline, is primarily consumed.

R. ferrugineum is moderately toxic, containing arbutin, arecoline and rhodoxanthin, and can cause vomiting, and difficulties of the digestive, nervous, respiratory and circulatory systems.

What he needed was a good evacuation of the bowel, but I had to think carefully when computing the dose of arecoline for this minute member of the equine species.

Siegfried repeated his injections, varying the treatment between sedatives and muscular relaxants with another cautious shot of arecoline, and at five o'clock he used the stomach tube again to give magnesium sulphate.

The synthesis of isoquinolinone carboxylates was performed using arecoline or its isomer N-methyl tetrahydro pyridine carboxylate with Danishefsky's diene via thermal or microwave assisted Diels-Alder reaction.

I fished out the bottle of arecoline and gave an injection into the muscle of the neck, then I showed the little man how to tie cloths round the hooves so that he could keep soaking them with cold water.

Largactil, and a few small shots of arecoline, but I'm frightened to give any more arecoline because there's a hell of an impaction in there and I don't want to rupture the bowel.

Current science thinks that that effect is probably at least partly because of arecoline itself, although it could also be from the other constituents of the nut as well, some of which are precursors to nitrosamines that form in the mouth during chewing.

Partaking of the rice wine (bayah), rice cakes, and 'moma' (mixture of several herbs, powdered snail shell and betel nut/arecoline which is used as a chewing gum to the Ifugaos) is an indelible practice during the festivities and ritual activities.

Pilocarpine, administered shortly after scopolamine before the first swim, significantly normalized all the scopolamine-induced changes, whereas oxotremorine and arecoline normalized only habituation of perimeter preference; agonists administered alone decreased swimming speed and perimeter preference without affecting their rates of decline.