
doi: 10.1038/181856a0
pmid: 13526703
ACETYLCHOLINE has recently been reported to be present in low concentrations (0.1–1 µgm./ml.) in the milk of various species1–4. On the other hand, the mammary gland does not appear to possess a cholinergic innervation5,6. Accordingly, the question of the presence of acetylcholine in milk has been re-examined.
Milk, Animals, Humans, Breast, Acetylcholine
Milk, Animals, Humans, Breast, Acetylcholine
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