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Su****nsitivity may
refer to:
Denervation su****nsitivity Su****nsitivity psychosis Disuse su****nsitivity Hyperesthesia,
abnormal increase in sensitivity...
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Dopamine su****nsitivity psychosis is a
hypothesis that
attempts to
explain the
phenomenon in
which psychosis (e.g., hallucinations, delusions) occurs...
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Denervation su****nsitivity/Denervation hy****nsitivity is the
sharp increase of
sensitivity of
postsynaptic membranes to a
chemical transmitter after...
- In biochemistry, in the
biological context of organisms'
regulation of gene
expression and
production of gene products,
downregulation is the
process by...
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Disuse su****nsitivity, also
pharmacological disuse su****nsitivity or
pharmacological denervation su****nsitivity, is the
increased sensitivity by...
- receptors. This, ultimately,
leads to a
condition known as
denervation su****nsitivity as the post-synaptic
nerves will
become hy****nsitive to any release...
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psychosis to
su****nsitivity psychosis. However,
descriptions of
symptoms of the
latter do not
match the former.
Specific su****nsitivity psychosis articles...
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receptor antagonist to
upregulate dopamine receptors and
produce receptor su****nsitivity followed by drug
withdrawal as a
means of
treating depression. Haloperidol...
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dyskinesia may
result primarily from neuroleptic-induced
dopamine su****nsitivity in the
nigrostriatal pathway, with the D2
dopamine receptor being most...
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relatively small amounts of substances.
These individuals, therefore, are "
su****nsitive" to the
effects of
certain substances, and
individuals with psychotic...
