PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
7031227-2	1981	The effect of atropine (0.2 mg/kg) on the release of insulin from the pancreas, in response to both exogenous and endogenous hyperglycaemia, has been investigated in conscious 2- to 5-week-old calves.	Atropine	14-22	insulin	Bos taurus	53-60	
7031227-3	1981	2 The rise in mean plasma insulin concentration in response to infusions of glucose, which raised the concentration of glucose in the plasma by about 4.0 mmol/l, was significantly depressed in calves with cut splanchnic nerves by prior administration of atropine.	Atropine	254-262	insulin	Bos taurus	26-33	
7031227-5	1981	The rise in plasma insulin concentration, which normally follows stimulation of the splanchnic nerves in the conscious calf (Bloom & Edwards, 1980), was almost completely suppressed by prior administration of atropine.	Atropine	213-221	insulin	Bos taurus	19-26	
690943-6	1978	The changes in plasma insulin and PP concentration were unaffected by prior section of the splanchnic nerves but were effectively abolished by atropine (0-2 mg/kg I.V.).	Atropine	143-151	insulin	Bos taurus	22-29	
12146475-6	2002	Plasma insulin concentration decreased by 37% in atropine-treated animals and was not significantly different for cows receiving atropine as well as ST, AA, or both ST and AA.	Atropine	49-57	insulin	Bos taurus	7-14	
1654416-18	1991	The amounts of pancreatic glucagon and insulin that were released were highly dependent on the concentration of glucose in the circulating plasma and all these responses were abolished by atropine.	Atropine	188-196	insulin	Bos taurus	39-46