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Agonistic behaviour is any
social behaviour related to fighting. The term has
broader meaning than
aggressive behaviour because it
includes threats, displays...
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agonist is a
chemical that
activates a
receptor to
produce a
biological response.
Receptors are
cellular proteins whose activation causes the cell to...
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plays in
different conceptions of it. The
agonistic tradition to
democracy is
often referred to as
agonistic pluralism. A
related political concept is...
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result of
their ideological allegiance to this religion. The term
agonistic liberalism appears in Gray's 1995 book
Isaiah Berlin. Gray uses this phrase...
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during conflict.
Agonistic displays are
essential to the
social dynamics of many
biological taxa,
extending far
beyond sharks.
Agonistic displays are ritualized...
- Look up agonist, agonism, or
agonistic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Agonist (from
Ancient Gr**** ἀγωνιστής: agōnistēs, “combatant, champion”) may...
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preclinical studies, with
agonistic and
anabolic effects in muscle,
agonistic effects in breast, and
partially agonistic or
antagonistic effects in the...
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synthetic analog of the
natural alkaloid muscarine with a
particular agonistic effect on M1 and M3 receptors. It is used in the
treatment of dry mouth...
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strands can be
labeled as
agonistic,
deliberative and autonomist. The
first and most
noted strand of
radical democracy is the
agonistic perspective,
which is...
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within a
group and
emotional state.
Agonistic calls are
vocalizations used when a
banded penguin is
demonstrating agonistic behaviour,
which is characterized...
