Words to Describe acetylcholine
Things acetylcholine often describes ("acetylcholine ________")
- receptors
- levels
- increases
- metabolism
- transmission
- utilization
- aggregation
- stimulation
- application
- protein
- injection
- aggregates
- channels
- breakdown
- balance
- production
- interacts
- function
- turnover
- precursors
- activity
- channel
- concentrations
- receptor
- antibodies
- present
- induces
- acting
- chloride
- acts
- arrest
- rate
- desensitization
- neurotransmission
- subunits
- action
- esterase
- synthesis
- hydrolysis
- interaction
- liberation
- genes
- concentration
- transport
- hydrolase
- output
- content
- administration
- molecules
- activation
- inactivation
- formation
- storage
- response
- noise
- test
- infusion
- expression
- antibody
- inhibition
- resynthesis
- membranes
- accumulates
- antagonism
- antagonists
- bind
- destruction
- inhibitors
- agonists
- binding
- degradation
- causes
- solution
- releases
- sensitivity
- induced
- release
- interactions
- neurons
- bromide
- sites
- fig
- accumulation
- deficiency
- autoantibodies
How acetylcholine often is described ("________ acetylcholine")
- neostriatal
- splitting
- muscarinic
- inhaled
- cholinergic
- stereoselective
- postsynaptic
- anti
- endogenous
- intracellular
- secreted
- cytoplasmic
- central
- excess
- much
- intradermal
- substrate
- spinal
- more
- less
- sympathetic
- glossary
- terminal
- authentic
- excitatory
- normal
- neocortical
- rat
- autonomic
- natural
- additional
- intracerebral
- surplus
- classical
- total
- secrete
- neuronal
- enough
- sufficient
- active
- histamine
- nervous
- synthetic
- brain
- applied
- cardiac
- skeletal
- nicotinic
- arterial
- releasable
- cerebral
- preformed
- excessive
- physiological
- free
- peripheral
- liberated
- hydroxytryptamine
- intraocular
- hippocampal
- functional
- intraventricular
- myoneural
- exogenous
- extracellular
- presynaptic
- neurohormone
- available
- intracoronary
- unhydrolyzed
- cerebrospinal
- vesicular
- intravenous
- neurochemical
- basal
- striatal
- topical
- pure
- cortical
- parasympathetic
- vagus
- bound
- synaptic
- dependent
- isolated
