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Figure 1 L-carnitine, a TMA found abundantly in red meat, has aroused considerable research interest because an increasing number of studies have found that it is associated with atherosclerosis ( via intestinal flora-derived CntA/CntB , and also into -butyrobetaine and betaine, and further converted to TMA through the yeaW/yeaX enzyme system of intestinal flora (Figure 1
Pharmacokinetics: Well absorbed from most sites of administration oral tablets for treating dry mouth associated with Sjgrens syndrome eye drops for treating glaucoma, or improving near vision half-life estimates range from 0.76 to 1.35 hours (manufacturer's data) (its a tertiary amine) Crosses the blood brain barrier Drug Interactions: Administered with caution to patients taking beta blockers because of the possibility of cardiac conduction disturbances Notes: Pilocarpine is a natural alkaloid found in South American plants of the genus Pilocarpus