THE fungus Amanita muscaria has been the object of intensive investigations for many years,
and two of its constituents, muscarine and acetylcholine, are of fundamental importance in …

The laboratory evidence for influenza virus infections in England and Wales during the
winter of 1952-3 is presented and analysed according to regions and the date of collection of …

… duration, (b) antagonism to theparalysing action of (+)-tubocurarine chloride by the method
of Mogey and Young (1949), and (c) paralysing activity. This last was compared directly …

METHODS Rat diaphragm-phrenic nerve preparations as described by Bilbring (1946)
have been used through-out theseexperiments. The capacity of the bath was 100 cc A fresh …

THE curare-like action of a series of bis-quaternary ammonium polymethylenes has recently
been described by Barlow and Ing 1 and by Paton and Zaimis 1 , and we can confirm that …

The biological assay of all new samples of d-tubocurarine salts for clinical use is now
obligatory (TSA, 1948). The most accurate method for this purpose so far described is that by …

MUSCARINE, first isolated from the fly agaric (Amanita muscaria), is one of the foundation
stones of modern pharmacology. It was, indeed, among the first substances known to possess …

MEDICAL JOURNAL and the blackout the journey to hospital (of less than a mile) took about
an hour, and on admission he was somewhat restless and in obvious pain, so another half-…

Skinner and Young2 have administered d-tubocurarine subcutaneously to mice, using a
rotating cylinder to decide whether or not a certain degree of paralysis has resulted. In a series …

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