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mecamylamine
mecamylamine Mecamylamine is a drug that blocks nicotinic receptors, is absorbed through the digestive tract, and can enter the brain.
Mecamylamine is a drug that blocks nicotinic receptors, is absorbed through the digestive tract, and can enter the brain. It was used to block autonomic ganglia in treating high blood pressure, but is now used more often as a research tool.