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arecoline

Alkaloid present in betel nuts, which are commonly boiled and chewed in India and the Far East. It has properties similar to acetylcholine but has no therapeutic use.



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In 15 settlements in which dog feces samplings were conducted in Yiniu and Xiazha townships, feces specimens were collected from dogs after purging with arecoline, according to the recommendations of World Animal Health Organization/World Health Organization (13), and droppings were collected from the ground when accessible (4).
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Arecoline hydrobromide was introduced in 1908 for treatment of dogs, and an official education program began in 1938.
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