In isolated dog atria, M2-receptors predominantly mediate negative chrono- and inotropic responses, though M1-receptors may also play a role in sinus rate regulation.
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Supports M2 predominance in isolated canine atria; leaves open translation to human cardiac muscarinic pharmacology.
Akahane et al. (1990) studied this question.
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