Definition of octopamine in English:

octopamine

noun ɒkˈtəʊpəmiːnäkˈtōpəˌmēn

mass nounBiochemistry

A compound which can accumulate in nerves as a result of the use of monoamine oxidase inhibitors and cause a rise in blood pressure.
〔生化〕章鱼（涎）胺，对羟苯-β-羟乙胺
An amine related to noradrenaline; chemical formula: HOC₆H₄CHOHCH₂NH₂
Example sentencesExamples
- But perfusion of the exposed lantern tissue of the P. versicolor male with octopamine does not induce scintillation, only a glow.
- The bioluminescent response to octopamine was inhibited in the presence of the NO scavenger carboxy-PTIO.
- The larvae were induced to glow spontaneously by means of the neurotransmitter octopamine applied directly on the glow organs.
- Both octopamine and serotonin inhibit bursting activity, suggesting that neurosecretion is controlled by these neuromodulators.
- The transmitter is octopamine, common in invertebrate systems.

Origin

1940s: from octopus (from which it was first extracted) + amine.

Definition of octopamine in US English:

octopamine

nounäkˈtōpəˌmēn

Biochemistry

A compound which can accumulate in nerves as a result of the use of monoamine oxidase inhibitors and cause a rise in blood pressure.
〔生化〕章鱼（涎）胺，对羟苯-β-羟乙胺
An amine related to norepinephrine; chemical formula: HOC₆H₄CHOHCH₂NH₂
Example sentencesExamples
- Both octopamine and serotonin inhibit bursting activity, suggesting that neurosecretion is controlled by these neuromodulators.
- But perfusion of the exposed lantern tissue of the P. versicolor male with octopamine does not induce scintillation, only a glow.
- The transmitter is octopamine, common in invertebrate systems.
- The larvae were induced to glow spontaneously by means of the neurotransmitter octopamine applied directly on the glow organs.
- The bioluminescent response to octopamine was inhibited in the presence of the NO scavenger carboxy-PTIO.

Origin

1940s: from octopus (from which it was first extracted) + amine.

词汇	octopamine
释义	Definition of octopamine in English: octopamine noun ɒkˈtəʊpəmiːnäkˈtōpəˌmēn mass nounBiochemistry A compound which can accumulate in nerves as a result of the use of monoamine oxidase inhibitors and cause a rise in blood pressure. 〔生化〕章鱼（涎）胺，对羟苯-β-羟乙胺 An amine related to noradrenaline; chemical formula: HOC₆H₄CHOHCH₂NH₂ Example sentencesExamples But perfusion of the exposed lantern tissue of the P. versicolor male with octopamine does not induce scintillation, only a glow. The bioluminescent response to octopamine was inhibited in the presence of the NO scavenger carboxy-PTIO. The larvae were induced to glow spontaneously by means of the neurotransmitter octopamine applied directly on the glow organs. Both octopamine and serotonin inhibit bursting activity, suggesting that neurosecretion is controlled by these neuromodulators. The transmitter is octopamine, common in invertebrate systems. Origin 1940s: from octopus (from which it was first extracted) + amine. Definition of octopamine in US English: octopamine nounäkˈtōpəˌmēn Biochemistry A compound which can accumulate in nerves as a result of the use of monoamine oxidase inhibitors and cause a rise in blood pressure. 〔生化〕章鱼（涎）胺，对羟苯-β-羟乙胺 An amine related to norepinephrine; chemical formula: HOC₆H₄CHOHCH₂NH₂ Example sentencesExamples Both octopamine and serotonin inhibit bursting activity, suggesting that neurosecretion is controlled by these neuromodulators. But perfusion of the exposed lantern tissue of the P. versicolor male with octopamine does not induce scintillation, only a glow. The transmitter is octopamine, common in invertebrate systems. The larvae were induced to glow spontaneously by means of the neurotransmitter octopamine applied directly on the glow organs. The bioluminescent response to octopamine was inhibited in the presence of the NO scavenger carboxy-PTIO. Origin 1940s: from octopus (from which it was first extracted) + amine.
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