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1 nt receptor approached M2 sensitivity toward gallamine.
2 to M(1) significantly increased affinity for gallamine.
3 lscopolamine and allosterically inhibited by gallamine.
4 t and is not part of the allosteric site for gallamine.
5 high doses of any of the ligands used except gallamine.
6 ists and antagonists such as pilocarpine and gallamine.
7 n-2-yl]phenoxy]heptyl]-1,2-oxazole (W84) and gallamine.
8 ation of tracheas in the presence/absence of gallamine.
9 8% by pirenzepine (10(-5) M), 69% +/- 14% by gallamine (10(-5) M), and 72% +/- 11% by 4-DAMP mustard
10                                              Gallamine (10-1,000 ng) was without effect, suggesting t
11 enic effects in the dose range of 30-300 ng; gallamine (100 and 300 ng) was without significant effec
12 se (60 mg/kg, intraperitoneally), paralysed (gallamine 6 mg/kg, intravenously) and ventilated.
13                                              Gallamine allosterically modulates the binding of classi
14                                 In addition, gallamine also displayed positive homotropic cooperativi
15 ctive center and peripheral site inhibitors (gallamine and fasciculin).
16            The structurally divergent agents gallamine and hexamethylene-bis-[dimethyl-(3-phthalimido
17 obidoxime reversed the allosteric effects of gallamine and other ligands suggested that they neverthe
18                                              Gallamine and pancuronium also acted as competitive inhi
19 rsibly to a site distinct from that to which gallamine and strychnine bind: in contrast, PG987 seems
20                                        Thus, gallamine and W84 derive high potency from the same rece
21 and M2 receptor antagonists, pirenzepine and gallamine, and the nicotinic receptor antagonist mecamyl
22  residues in the o3 region of M(1) and M(4); gallamine appears to interact with both regions of the M
23 e of M(1) (LAGQ) reduced the affinity toward gallamine, as reported previously by others; the convers
24 by the peripheral site ligands propidium and gallamine at low concentrations of either acetylthiochol
25 ligands, AC-42, and the allosteric modulator gallamine behaved as competitors of para-LRB-AC42 bindin
26 l of the above mutations are consistent with gallamine binding with a similar orientation at each sub
27 sparagine identified previously to influence gallamine binding.
28 tested for the pair of agents metocurine and gallamine by determining the ability of a mixture of age
29  potency (atropine > pirenzepine = 4-DAMP >> gallamine) consistent with regulation by M1, rather than
30  studies reported that the M2 selectivity of gallamine depended largely on the EDGE (172-175) sequenc
31 at both AC-42 and the prototypical modulator gallamine failed to fully inhibit specific [(3)H]NMS bin
32 stent with the idea that both metocurine and gallamine have a high affinity for the same site on the
33 type-selective antagonists pirenzepine (M1), gallamine (M2), and 4-4-diphenylacetoxy-N-(2-chloroethyl
34 elective), pirenzepine and telenzepine (M1), gallamine (M2), and 4-diphenylacetoxy-N-methylpiperidine
35 g neuromuscular blocking agents (atracurium, gallamine, metocurine, and pancuronium) to act as compet
36 (1 mg/kg) did not alter the effect of either gallamine or pilocarpine, thus in pathogen free animals
37  mutations had no effect on the potencies of gallamine or W84 and even increased the potency of THA.
38 described mAChR allosteric compounds such as gallamine or WIN 62,577 (17-beta-hydroxy-17-alpha-ethyny
39 ckade of neuronal M2 muscarinic receptors by gallamine potentiated vagally induced bronchoconstrictio
40 he dominant residue in the o3/TM7 region for gallamine's high potency, although 419Asn can substitute
41 gine residue at M(2)(419) is responsible for gallamine's M(2)/M(5) selectivity.
42 f M2 receptors), indomethacin prevented both gallamine's potentiation and pilocarpine's inhibition of
43                 None of these ligands shared gallamine's sensitivity to a region of the third outer l
44                       Furthermore, AC-42 and gallamine significantly retarded the rate of [(3)H]NMS d
45 domains, overlapping or not with the classic gallamine site, but distinct from the allosteric indoloc
46 > N resulted in an increased affinity toward gallamine, suggesting that the asparagine residue at M(2
47                               The ability of gallamine to block the partial agonist action of metocur
48                  Animals were paralysed with gallamine triethiodide to prevent possible movement arte
49 g-1 I.P., then 10 mg kg-1 I.V. as required), gallamine-triethiodide-treated (10 mg kg-1 I.V., then 2-
50 osteric binding parameters of the modulators gallamine, W84, and tetrahydroaminoacridine (THA) at M2
51 ion of M(5) markedly reduced affinity toward gallamine, whereas substitution into M(4) had no effect.
52 ociated with slightly higher affinity toward gallamine, whereas the valine and lysine residues of M(5

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