- or the
binding site of the
endogenous ligand of a
receptor are
called orthosteric regulators or modulators. The site to
which the
effector binds is termed...
- to
which an
endogenous agonist of the
receptor would bind (i.e., an
orthosteric site).
Modulators and
agonists can both be
called receptor ligands. Allosteric...
- antagonists, as well as
receptor partial agonists,
inverse agonists,
orthosteric modulators, and
allosteric modulators,
Examples of
receptor modulators...
- and
related species of mushroom.
Muscimol is a
potent and
selective orthosteric agonist for the
GABAA receptor and
displays sedative-hypnotic, depressant...
-
Unfortunately the
literature often does not
distinguish these types properly.
Orthosteric agonists and antagonists: bind to the main
receptor site (the site where...
-
there is no
certain treatment for
these mental disorders.
There is an
orthosteric binding site (OBS), as well as a
secondary binding pocket (SBP) on the...
-
active site
inhibitors are
known as
orthosteric ("regular" orientation) inhibitors. The
mechanism of
orthosteric inhibition is
simply to
prevent substrate...
-
Activity at
GABAA Ligand Orthosteric agonist Muscimol, GABA,
gaboxadol (THIP), isoguvacine, progabide, piperidine-4-sulfonic acid (partial agonist) Positive...
- in mice.
Docking studies suggest that it fits on both
allosteric and
orthosteric sites of NMDA receptor. It acts
together with
other anticholinergic tropane...
-
ligands target two
different receptor types.
Bitopic ligands target an
orthosteric binding sites and
allosteric binding sites on the same receptor. In scientific...
