Keyphrases
Apamin
41%
Chicken
66%
Cholecystokinin
24%
Circular muscle
47%
Co-transmission
19%
Colon
49%
Colonic Motility
24%
Duodenum
21%
Electrical Activity
30%
Electrical Field Stimulation
72%
Enteric Nervous System
28%
Gastrointestinal Motility
22%
Gastrointestinal Tract
75%
Human Colon
33%
Hydrogen Sulfide
34%
Hyperpolarization
39%
Ileum
57%
Inhibitory Junction Potential
90%
Inhibitory Neurotransmission
26%
Interstitial Cells of Cajal
52%
Jejunum
31%
L-NNA
36%
Longitudinal muscle
31%
Mechanical Activity
24%
Mechanism of Action
22%
Motility
21%
Motor Patterns
43%
Mouse Colon
23%
MRS2500
31%
Neuromuscular Transmission
71%
Neurotransmitters
21%
Nitrergic System
62%
Nitric Oxide
52%
Non-cholinergic
18%
Otilonium Bromide
23%
P2Y Receptors
60%
P2Y1
21%
Plexus
19%
Porcine
23%
Purinergic
86%
Rat Colon
92%
Resting Membrane Potential
20%
Slow Wave
36%
Smooth muscle
32%
Smooth muscle Cells
49%
Smooth muscle Relaxation
22%
Sodium Hydrosulfide
20%
Sodium Nitroprusside
25%
Spontaneous Motility
18%
Tetrodotoxin
21%
Medicine and Dentistry
2' Deoxy 6 N Methyladenosine 3',5' Bisphosphate
13%
4 (2 Iodo 6 Methylamino 9h Purin 9 Yl) 2 phosphonooxybicyclo[3.1.0]hexane 1 Methanol
16%
Adenosine
9%
Adenosine Triphosphate
37%
Apamin
17%
Arginine
11%
Colon
100%
Colon Motility
21%
Duodenum
8%
Esophagus
7%
Gastrointestinal Motility
26%
Gastrointestinal Tract
25%
Gut
8%
Hydrogen Sulfide
23%
Ileum
34%
In Vitro
21%
Internal Anal Sphincter
11%
Interstitial Cell of Cajal
45%
Intestinal Dysmotility
14%
Intestine Innervation
9%
Jejunum
13%
L-Type Calcium Channel
11%
Mediator
7%
Membrane Steady Potential
25%
Microelectrode
21%
Migrating Myoelectric Complex
8%
Motor Performance
7%
Muscle Contractility
15%
Muscle Contraction
7%
Neuromuscular Junction
8%
Neuromuscular Transmission
44%
Neurotransmitter
18%
Nifedipine
9%
Nitric Oxide
56%
Otilonium Bromide
17%
Programmed Cell Death
8%
Pulse Rate
8%
Purinergic P2Y1 Receptor
18%
Receptor
29%
Sigmoid
8%
Signaling Molecule
14%
Small Intestine
18%
Smooth Muscle
32%
Smooth Muscle Cell
43%
Smooth Muscle Relaxation
17%
Sodium Nitroprusside
20%
Sphincter
13%
Substance P
9%
Synaptic Transmission
35%
Table Salt
9%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
1h 1,2,4 oxadiazolo[4,3 A]quinoxalin 1 One
7%
2' Deoxy 6 N Methyladenosine 3',5' Bisphosphate
21%
4 (2 Iodo 6 Methylamino 9h Purin 9 Yl) 2 phosphonooxybicyclo[3.1.0]hexane 1 Methanol
45%
Acetylcholine
11%
Adenosine
10%
Adenosine Triphosphate
37%
Aminooxyacetic Acid
8%
Apamin
41%
Arginine
20%
Calcium Channel
7%
Calcium Channel L Type
7%
Calcium Ion
12%
Carbachol
9%
CD-1 Mouse
8%
Cholinergic Receptor Stimulating Agent
34%
EC50
17%
Gasotransmitter
11%
Guanylate Cyclase
9%
Hydrogen Sulfide
34%
IC50
9%
Ileum
39%
Infection
11%
Injury
8%
Intestinal Dysmotility
11%
Jejunum
20%
Knockout Mouse
8%
Metenkephalin
9%
Morphine
9%
Motor Dysfunction
9%
Neurotransmitter
39%
Nicotinic Receptor
7%
Nifedipine
7%
Nitric Oxide
50%
Nitric Oxide Donor
13%
Nitroprusside Sodium
31%
Opiate
8%
Otilonium Bromide
17%
Pig
11%
Potassium Channel
9%
Propargylglycine
7%
Prostaglandin E2
11%
Purine
13%
Purinergic P2Y1 Receptor
48%
Purinergic Receptor
9%
Receptor
44%
Receptor Antagonist
13%
Substance P
11%
Table Salt
15%
Tetrodotoxin
15%
Vasoactive Intestinal Polypeptide
10%
