Studies on the alimentary tract of the merino sheep in South Africa. XX. The failure of the rumen musculature to respond to carbamylcholine chloride when paralysed by potassium cyanide
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Clark, R.
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Published by The Government Printer, Pretoria, South Africa.
Abstract
1. It was found that acetylcholine did not restore motility to the isolated rabbit
duodenal strip inhibited by prussic acid.
2. Similarly ruminal paresis induced by, prussic acid could not be successfully
treated with carbamylcholine chloride In fact such treatment caused an increase in
the severity and duration of the ruminal stasis.
3. Carbamylcholine and prussic acid combine in causing respiratory and
circulatory failure.
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Veterinary medicine
Sustainable Development Goals
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Clark, R 1951, 'Studies on the alimentary tract of the merino sheep in South Africa. XX. The failure of the rumen musculature to respond to carbamylcholine chloride when paralysed by potassium cyanide’, Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Science, vol. 25, no. 1, pp. 67-72.