- A
neurotransmitter receptor (also
known as a
neuroreceptor) is a
membrane receptor protein that is
activated by a neurotransmitter.
Chemicals on the outside...
- In
biochemistry and pharmacology,
receptors are
chemical structures,
composed of protein, that
receive and
transduce signals that may be
integrated into...
- the former,
namely antipsychotic-induced akathisia,
suggests a
known neuroreceptor mechanism (e.g., dopamine-receptor blockade).
Diagnosis is
based on...
-
emission tomography. It has, e.g., been used to
examine the
difference in
neuroreceptor binding in the
human brain across **** and age. WAY-100,635 D. Le Bars...
- barbiturates. Such a
difference is
largely due to
benzodiazepine activity as a
neuroreceptor modulator, and not as an
activator per se.
Lorazepam and
similar medications...
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Neuroreceptor imaging in depression".
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- radioligands) have been
developed for PET that are
ligands for
specific neuroreceptor subtypes such as [11C]raclopride, [18F]fallypride and [18F]desmethoxyfallypride...
- breathing,
constricting blood vessels. An
abundance of
catecholamines at
neuroreceptor sites facilitates reliance on
spontaneous or
intuitive behaviours often...
- Each drug has a
specific action on one or more
neurotransmitter or
neuroreceptor in the brain.
Drugs that
increase activity in
particular neurotransmitter...
- surprise,
exaggerated startle response,
startle disease Mutations of the
neuroreceptor glycine receptor subunit alpha-1 (GLRA1) can
cause hyperekplexia. Pronunciation...
