Y. Mirzaev, S. Aripova
2005
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Chemistry of Natural Compounds
Abstract
It has been established that convolvine blocks the M-receptors of the heart and intestine but raises the sensitivity of the M-receptors of the salivary gland and of the CNS, while atropine blocks all the abovementioned M-receptors. Convolvine has revealed characteristics of a sedative and nootropic agent. Atropine, however, which is known as a psychomotor stimulator, prevents the realization of a conditioned gastromotor reflex. An analysis has been made of the relationship between features of the pharmacological activities and chemical structures of convolvine and atropine.