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carbocholine

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car⋅bo⋅cho⋅line

  [kahr-boh-koh-leen, -kol-een]
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–noun
carbachol.
Origin:
carbo- + choline

car⋅ba⋅chol

  [kahr-buh-kawl, -kol]
–noun
a white or slightly yellow crystalline compound, C6H15ClN2O2, soluble in water and alcohol: used in ophthalmology.
Also called carbamylchloride choline, carbocholine, choline chloride carbamate.

Origin:
carba(mylchloride) chol(ine)
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Main Entry: car·ba·chol
Pronunciation: 'kär-b&-"kol, -"kOl
Function: noun
: a synthetic parasympathomimetic drugC6H15ClN2O2 that is used in veterinary medicine and topically to treat glaucoma
Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary, © 2002 Merriam-Webster, Inc.
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