most muscarinic

mus·ca·rin·ic

[muhs-kuh-rin-ik]
adjective
1.
of or pertaining to muscarine.
2.
related to or imitating the action of muscarine on neurons, especially in blocking cholinergic effects.
Origin:
muscarine + -ic

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