Title : The effect of tacrine on acetylcholine overflow in the heart - Lindmar_1990_Eur.J.Pharmacol_190_251 |
Author(s) : Lindmar R , Loffelholz K |
Ref : European Journal of Pharmacology , 190 :251 , 1990 |
Abstract :
Tacrine, 10(-6) M, enhanced the acetylcholine (ACh) overflow evoked in perfused chicken hearts by field stimulation (5 Hz, 1 min) from 183 to 346 pmol g-1 min-1. Increase to the same level were observed after pretreatment with diisopropylfluorophosphate (DFP) as well as after DFP plus 10(-6) M tacrine. Tacrine, 10(-5) M, caused further enhancement with or without DFP up to 851 pmol g-1 min-1. It was concluded that 10(-6) M tacrine enhanced the ACh overflow by choline esterase inhibition, whereas 10(-5) M tacrine caused, in addition, an increase of neuronal ACh release. |
PubMedSearch : Lindmar_1990_Eur.J.Pharmacol_190_251 |
PubMedID: 2076757 |
Lindmar R, Loffelholz K (1990)
The effect of tacrine on acetylcholine overflow in the heart
European Journal of Pharmacology
190 :251
Lindmar R, Loffelholz K (1990)
European Journal of Pharmacology
190 :251