Carbachol-induced increases in spontaneous contractile activity are mediated through the M3- muscarinic receptor

Christian Moro; Russ Chess-Williams

Carbachol-induced increases in spontaneous contractile activity are mediated through the M3- muscarinic receptor

Centre for Urology Research

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It is understood that the urothelium (urothelium-suburothelium) influences the detrusor muscle, yet the extent is
uncertain. There is a possibility that abnormal activity of the urothelium can induce bladder dysfunctions such as
detrusor overactivity. Upon activation with carbachol, the frequency of urothelial spontaneous contractions is
increased. The aim of this study was to classify which receptor is activated by carbachol.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	2nd National Symposium on Advances in Urogenital and Gut Research - Robina, Australia Duration: 3 Aug 2010 → …

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Conference	2nd National Symposium on Advances in Urogenital and Gut Research
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Robina
Period	3/08/10 → …

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Carbachol-induced increases in spontaneous contractile activity are mediated through the M3- muscarinic receptor. / Moro, Christian ; Chess-Williams, Russ.
2010. Abstract from 2nd National Symposium on Advances in Urogenital and Gut Research , Robina, Australia.

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Carbachol-induced increases in spontaneous contractile activity are mediated through the M3- muscarinic receptor

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