Abstract
The pharmacologic action of a group of N-substituted carbamino cholines was studied. These compounds show remarkable nicotinic and relatively few muscarinic properties. N-substitution markedly reduces the muscarine activity of carbamino choline (doryl) but the stimulating nicotine action is retained.
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- Received July 13, 1942.
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