How To Use Muscari In A Sentence
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-- A selective allosteric potentiator of the M1 muscarinic acetylcholine receptor increases activity of medial prefrontal cortical neurons and restores impairments in reversal learning.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
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Some muscari can be a little invasive but it will grow where other plants won't.
Times, Sunday Times
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The release of acetylcholine stimulates three types of muscarinic receptors, M1 - M3, to produce bronchoconstriction and mucous secretion.
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What to buy: Look for bulbs such as amaryllis, hyacinth, daffodil, muscari, narcissus (shown in the box above) or crocus (shown in the glass) at your local florist or garden center.
Spring Forward
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The accidental finding was that on the preparation of rabbit aorta being used in the experiment, the muscarinic agents acetylcholine and carbachol induced relaxation rather than the expected contraction.
Robert F. Furchgott - Autobiography
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Through what I termed its "muscarine" action, it reproduced at the periphery all the effects of parasympathetic nerves, with a fidelity which, as I indicated, was comparable to that with which adrenaline had been shown, some ten years earlier, to reproduce those of true sympathetic nerves.
Sir Henry Dale - Nobel Lecture
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The courier and the young banker carried loaded revolvers, and Muscari (with much boyish gratification) buckled on a kind of cutlass under his black cloak.
The Wisdom of Father Brown
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Objective To characterize the role of muscarinic receptor subtype in the process of the morphine tolerance and dependence.
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Common bulbs planted in the fall for the spring are tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, muscari, crocuses and perennials such as peonies, daylilies, hostas, and coral-bells.
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Muscari (with much boyish gratification) buckled on a kind of cutlass under his black cloak.
The Complete Father Brown
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Results Methyl scopolamine, a peripheral muscarinic antagonist, leaded to a significant attenuation in the hyperthermic response to open-field exposure compared with rats dosed with saline.
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Grape hyacinths or Muscari are useful spring-flowering bulbs for containers or for naturalising under shrubs and among other spring bulbs.
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Elevated muscarinic receptor seemed therefore to be associated with the early phases of memory formation.
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Two main classes of ACh receptors have been identified on the basis of their responsiveness to the toadstool alkaloid, muscarine, and to nicotine, respectively: the muscarinic receptors and the nicotinic receptors.
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You would think when a bowl hits a tree the sound would be fierce, a loud clatter as stoneware explodes on birch bark dispersing shards in daffodils and grape muscari, but the noise is gentle, a thudding clink like empty bourbon bottles rattling hollow in Monday morning trash; yet this contusion of wood upon ceramic,
When a Bowl Hits a Tree
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Later it was named muscarin, and now is sometimes known as amanitin, since it is confined to the mushrooms of the Amanita genus.
The Treasure-Train
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The central nervous system also contains muscarinic receptors.
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Nigel also asks if these pests attack the roots of bulbs such as chionodoxa, muscari and fritillaria.
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Table 1 demonstrates the ability of these agents to block histaminic, adrenergic, and muscarinic receptors after being corrected for clinical dose.
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Every year the muscari seem to spread some more and every year the neighbors comment on how cheerful they look.
Souci - French Word-A-Day
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Muscari planted in a favorable location where no water can settle during the winter can naturalize easily in climatic zones 4-8.
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In my old garden, I had planted ribbons of muscari.
Souci - French Word-A-Day
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A local shaman would eat the mushroom, using his body to filter out the poisonous muscarine; its mood-altering compounds were preserved in his urine, which was then ritually consumed by other Koryac and also some of the more favored reindeer.
Elephants
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In winter and early spring, one can see an abundance of a delicate sowbread Cyclamen abchasicum; in mid-spring grape hyacinth Muscari dolichanthum and star of Bethlehem Ornithogalum arcuatum catch the eye.
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Objective To characterize the role of muscarinic receptor subtype in the process of the morphine tolerance and dependence.
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Making our way along the banks of the stream, our asparagus stash growing, we stopped to study the wild flowers: indigo blue muscari* (Marie Françoise tells me she used to dye her doll's clothes with the boiled flowers), mustard yellow "genêt" * (also good for dye and used in edible flower salads), and "fumeterre".
Vivace - French Word-A-Day
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Many Inocybe and Clitocybe mushrooms contain larger concentrations of muscarine than does A. muscaria.
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Elevated muscarinic receptor seemed therefore to be associated with the early phases of memory formation.
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Others which are suitable include snowdrops, iris, scillas, muscari and chionodoxas.
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Anticholinergics block muscarinic receptors on airway smooth muscle and possibly on submucosal gland cells.
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For all such effects of acetylcholine, directly analogous to those which Loewi discovered in relation to the heart vagus, were covered by what I had termed the "muscarine" action of acetylcholine, and were all very readily suppressed by atropine.
Sir Henry Dale - Nobel Lecture
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Liriope muscari is the “clumping” kind that does not spread by runners and basically stays where you put it (think “m” muscari = mounding) .
Don’t Monkey Around: It’s time to trim your Monkey Grass « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog
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The meat of the story revolves around the following thesis statement: "It may well be the case that it was the cultivation of psychotropic substances rather than foodstuffs that prompted the initial development of agriculture, while fungal hallucinogens like psilocybin and muscarine were probably the catalyst responsible for the initial development of human self-consciousness.
Archive 2008-03-01
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Lovely bowls of muscari, tulips, daffs and narcissus = = and NO tedious Big Dig.
Tina gets creative with container gardening presentation at Missouri Botanical Gardens « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog
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Although no muscarinic propranolol treatment of ptsd of inconsistent protection was adjusted in oxidative trials, and no particular complaints for competitive rechallenge are offered, doses should develop central of the evidence of long-term ectopic effects.
Wii-volution
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Perennials, shrubs and sub-shrubs and, of course, bulbs, including tulips, iris, crocus, muscari and narcissi, are represented.
Times, Sunday Times
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_Merck's_ sez that neither ibotenic acid and muscarine were "controlled substances" (what a * dumb* term) as of '76; was there maybe
Natural Highs Frequently Asked Questions by Vince Cavasin
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As a result the drugs often cause side effects by affecting muscarinic receptors elsewhere, resulting in dry mouth or eyes, constipation, and, more rarely, headache or nausea.
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According to Kobert the substance formed from choline on the decay of the mushrooms containing it is not muscarine, but a very closely related alkaloid, _neurin_.
Studies of American Fungi. Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous, etc.
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Viral infection can cause dysfunction of M2 muscarinic receptors (of parasympathetic nerves) leading to increased release of acetylcholine and airway hyperreactivity.
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The original interplanting of Muscari ‘Valerie Finnis’ was much too short to give the wanted spring color after the muhly is cut down to four inches come early March.
Look Out Of Any Window « Fairegarden
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Among the most commonly forced bulb flowers are amaryllis, paper-white narcissus, muscari and hyacinths.
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In mid spring the grape hyacinths , muscari armeniacum, are blooming, the sedum spurium ‘Red Carpet’ is red and the calluna is changing from red to yellow.
The Knot Garden « Fairegarden
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While regular hallucinogens like psilocybin stimulate new neurological connections, the Amanita muscaria does something extra.
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Among the minor bulbs, safe choices are snowdrops (Galanthus); winter aconite (Eranthis); Scilla, Muscari, Chionodoxa and Hyacinthoides hispanica.
The Brightest Bulbs
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Liu H, Horner RL (2005) Opposing muscarinic and nicotinic modulation of hypoglossal motor output to genioglossus muscle in rats in vivo.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
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The primary drug class is called anticholinergic or antimuscarinic.
MarketWatch.com - Top Stories
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Muscarin" is the leading active principle of the Fly Agaric, in conjunction with agaricin, mycose, and mannite.
Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure
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The Beech hedge along the Camellia walk has been newly underplanted with the blue flowering Muscari 'Cantab' which flowers in early spring, followed in late spring by the allium 'Purple Sensation' which has purple globes of flowers on 2 foot stems.
Archive 2009-03-01
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Neurin is almost identical in its physiological effects with muscarine, which is described below.
Studies of American Fungi. Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous, etc.
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Making our way along the banks of the stream, our asparagus stash growing, we stopped to study the wild flowers: indigo blue muscari* (Marie Françoise tells me she used to dye her doll's clothes with the boiled flowers), mustard yellow "genêt" * (also good for dye and used in edible flower salads), and "fumeterre".
Vivace - French Word-A-Day
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Ketamine also indirectly interacts with a number of cellular receptors including the muscarinic, nicotinic, cholinergic, and opioid receptors.
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Grape hyacinth, muscari armiacum, blooming with calluna vulgaris ‘Firefly’ and erica darleyensis ‘Mediterranean Pink’.
Blue In The Garden-Part Three « Fairegarden
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I vaguely recall that muscarine is only found in the younger shrooms; it looks like you'd want to avoid them, unless it's also responsible for most of the interesting effects. vince [email protected]
Natural Highs Frequently Asked Questions by Vince Cavasin
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It could be identified by its characteristic instability, and by the fact that its activity matched the same known concentration of acerylcholine in a series of different physiological tests, covering both "muscarine" and "nicotine" actions.
Sir Henry Dale - Nobel Lecture
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Follow these with narcissi, more compost, crocus and muscari, topped off with a final covering of compost.
Times, Sunday Times
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Among the most commonly forced bulb flowers are amaryllis, paper-white narcissus, muscari and hyacinths.
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These terms are used because nicotine mimics the action of acetylcholine at nicotinic receptors, whereas muscarine, an alkaloid from the mushroom Amanita muscaria, mimics the action of acetylcholine at the muscarinic receptors.
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Colorful toadstools spring from the forest floor of a Vancouver rain forest. Toadstools like this Amanita muscaria are known for their hallucinogenic powers.
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Plant spring-flowering muscari (grape hyacinth) bulbs in well-drained borders.
Times, Sunday Times
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There are lots of great varieties of Liriope muscari.
Don’t Monkey Around: It’s time to trim your Monkey Grass « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog
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White or yellow narcissus and crocus would be an excellent foil for the blue/lilac shades of muscari and anemones.
