Not exact matches
All of the nerve agents, old and new, operate on the same biochemical principles and
cause the same mechanism of injury by provoking a «
cholinergic crisis».
His lab is currently investigating the organization and function of a vastly underexplored but potentially highly important neural pathway from the
cholinergic MT to DA neurons, and seeking potential
causes, as well as molecular and cellular targets for treating schizophrenia.
Scopolamine is a well known competitive muscarinic receptor antagonist that
causes reproducible, transient impairments across multiple cognitive domains in healthy animals and non-diseased humans by decreasing central
cholinergic neuronal activity [124, 125].
Opt for cooling relief if you think you have «
cholinergic urticaria,» a type of hives believed to be
caused by sweating due to exercise, fever, or hot baths or showers, for example.
I've always been overly stressed and have had sleep problems since I was a kid, so my guess is that the chronic hyperglycemia has disrupted my parasympathetic nervous system,
causing an decrease in the
cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway (joint problems) and also the nervousness / sleeplessness / anxiety problems.
The emetic center receives input from the gastrointestinal tract, the vestibular apparatus, and the chemoreceptor trigger zone (CRTZ).3 The emetic center has 4 receptors: neurokinin - 1 (NK1), serotonin, adrenergic, and glucocorticoid.3 The vomiting associated with motion sickness involves M1 -
cholinergic receptors (located in the autonomic nervous system, central nervous system, and gastric glands) and H1 - histaminergic receptors (located in the smooth muscles, heart, and central nervous system) that ultimately send signals to the emetic center,
causing vomiting.3