eserine

Eserine or acetylcholinesterase would be best, but, naturally, we don't have it.

The action of candicine in these assays was not affected by eserine.

I think myself the eserine was her idea, but that she made her besotted slave do the switch.

At the same time I decided quite definitely that it was not he who had carried out the actual process of transferring eserine to an insulin bottle.

This I knew was the bathroom adjoining Aristide Leonides5 s bedroom where the eserine and the insulin had been kept.

Calabar bean is a source of the prescription drug physostigmine (Isopto Eserine, Antilirium).

"I have a warrant here for your arrest - you are charged with administering eserine to Aristide Leonides on September 19th last.

And Josephine said: 'Oo,' and grandfather went on 'So we must be careful that Brenda does not give me an injection of eserine instead of insulin, mustn't we?

After Aristide is poisoned by his own eye medicine (eserine), his granddaughter Sophia tells narrator and fiancé Charles Hayward that they cannot marry until the killer is apprehended.

A concentration of 0.012 mg/mL applied to the isolated guinea pig atrium caused a decrease in the amplitude and rate of contractions, these effects being enhanced by eserine, but inhibited by atropine pre-treatment.

The specific antidote of choice in BZ poisoning is the carbamate anticholinesterase physostigmine (eserine; Antilirium), which temporarily raises acetylcholine concentrations by binding reversibly to anticholinesterase on the postsynaptic or postjunctional membrane.

It is available in the U.S. under the trade names Antilirium, Eserine Salicylate, Isopto Eserine, and Eserine Sulfate.

Atropine from deadly nightshade, eserine from the ordeal bean of old Calabar, the alkaloids from the arrow poison curare all yielded useful medicines when their properties were studied carefully and the right dose was used for beneficial instead of destructive ends.