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murexine

Known as: beta- (4-imidazolyl)acryloylcholine 
National Institutes of Health

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Choline
analogs & derivatives

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1981
1981
Comparative histochemistry as a springboard for the discovery of biogenic amines and active peptides in molluscan tissues and amphibian skin.
Histochemistry has been the springboard for the identification in molluscan tissues (hypobranchial body and salivary glands) and… 
1958
1958
Pharmacological properties of betabeta-di-methyl-acryloylcholine and some other beta-substituted acryloylcholines.
The mammalian pharmacology of a new naturally occurring ester of choline, betabeta-dimethylacryloylcholine (DMAC), has been… 
1957
1957
The pharmacological actions of murexine (urocanylcholine).
Murexine or urocanylcholine is a naturally occurring choline ester of urocanic acid which was found in very large amounts in the… 
1956
1956
[Clinical experience with a new curarizing drug: murexine].
1955
1955
[A new curare-simulant: murexine; preliminary report].
1953
1953
Identification of murexine as beta-(imidazolyl-(4))-acrylcholine.
1953
1953
[Isolation of murexine from extracts of hypobranchial glands of Murex trunculus and its identification as beta-[imidazolyl-4(5)]-acryl-choline].
1948
1948
Osservazioni preliminari, chimiche e farmacologiche, sulla murexina
(1) Murexine, a new choline derivative found in the hypobranchial body ofMurex trunculus, Murex brandaris, andTritonalia erinacea…