How Do You Spell BICUCULLINE?

Pronunciation: [ba͡ɪkˈʌkjʊlˌa͡ɪn] (IPA)

Bicuculline is a chemical compound used in scientific research. Pronounced /baɪˈkjuːkjuːliːn/, it is spelled using the international phonetic alphabet (IPA). The word contains a series of consonants that may be challenging for non-native English speakers to pronounce, including a voiced velar stop /ɡ/ followed by a voiceless velar fricative /x/. Additionally, the two instances of the letter "c" may be confusing since they represent different sounds, with the first being pronounced as /k/ and the second as /s/. Despite its difficult pronunciation, bicuculline plays a vital role in neuroscience research.

Common Misspellings for BICUCULLINE

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Etymology of BICUCULLINE

The word "bicuculline" is derived from the Latin word "bīcūllus", meaning "two peaked" or "two-crested", and the chemical suffix "-ine", which is often used in pharmacology to denote alkaloids or drugs.

The name "bicuculline" refers to its molecular structure, which contains two pyrimidine rings that give the compound a "two-crested" appearance. Bicuculline is a naturally occurring alkaloid found in certain plant species and is commonly used in scientific research as a GABA receptor antagonist.

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