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Ecothiopate     2- diethoxyphosphorylsulfanylethy l...

Synonyms: Phospholine, Ecothiopatum, Echothiophate, CHEBI:4753, CHEMBL1201341, ...
 
 
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  • RBCs at a hematocrit of 10% (treated with echothiophate to block erythrocyte cholinesterase) did not prevent relaxation but reversed the platelet inhibition [9].
  • Intact leech ganglia were stained for AChE activity with and without echothiophate pretreatment [10].
  • The pattern of activity in the gradient was the same when intact ganglia were pretreated with echothiophate, although the total activity was reduced by 98% [10].
  • Elec-410 appears to bind to one side of the active gorge, whereas Elec-403 covers its opening, explaining why the AChE-Elec-410 complex reacts faster than the AChE-Elec-403 or AChE-fasciculin complexes with two active site inhibitors, m-(N,N, N-trimethyltammonio)trifluoro-acetophenone and echothiophate [11].
  • Role of water in aging of human butyrylcholinesterase inhibited by echothiophate: the crystal structure suggests two alternative mechanisms of aging [12].
 

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