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Drugs: Pt I and II

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AMPT   show
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reserpine   show
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show direct DA receptor agonist  
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amphetamine   show
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propanolol   show
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atenolol   show
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show a1/a2 blocker  
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prazosin   show
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haloperidol   show
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show D1 blocker  
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raclopride   show
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cocaine   show
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desipramine   show
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nortriptyline   show
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ropinirol   show
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phenelzine   show
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show Destroys DA neurons  
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hemicholinium-3   show
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show VAchT inhibitor  
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botulinum toxin   show
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alpha-latrotoxin   show
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show nicotinic receptor blocker; NO CNS entry  
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show nicotinic receptor blocker; CNS entry  
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show muscarinic receptor blocker; CNS entry  
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show muscarinic receptor blocker; CNS entry  
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methscopolamine   show
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show regenerates AchE  
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show short acting AchE inhibitor used to diagnose myasthenia gravis  
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show AchE inhibitor; NO CNS entry  
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show AchE inhibitor; CNS entry  
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aricept   show
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show inhibits tryptophan hydroxylase (which decreases 5-HT synthesis)  
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show stimulates 5-HT release and inhibits reuptake  
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MDMA   show
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show 5-HT1A agonist used to treat anxiety  
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sumatriptan   show
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ketanserin   show
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odansetron   show
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amitriptyline   show
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fluoxetine (Prozac)   show
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show SSRI and antidepressant  
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5,7-DHT   show
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thiosemicarbazide   show
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show inhibits GABA release  
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muscimol   show
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show increase duration of Cl- channel opening and are used as anti-epileptics  
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show increase frequency of Cl- channel opening and are used as anti-anxiety and anti-epileptic drugs  
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show opposite effect of BDZ's, producing anxiety  
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RO15-4513   show
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allopregnanolone   show
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show competitive GABAa antagonist  
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show noncompetitive GABAa antagonist used to create seizures in lab animals  
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baclofen   show
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show GABAb antagonist  
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tiagabine   show
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vigabatrin   show
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GABA-T   show
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cocaine   show
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show stimulates opiate receptors  
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show stimulates cannabinoid receptors  
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LSD/psilocybin   show
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alcohol   show
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show opiate antagonist that might help to treat alcoholism  
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bromocriptine   show
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methadone   show
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show partial agonist at opiate receptors  
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show D3 receptor antagonist  
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show CB1 receptor antagonist  
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show cause buildup of acetaldehyde if alcohol is consumed and is used to treat alcoholism  
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show cause buildup of acetaldehyde if alcohol is consumed and is used to treat alcoholism  
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show activation of GABAb receptors and inhibition of glu release. Also prevents increase in glu from withdrawal  
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show opiate receptor agonist  
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naloxone   show
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show NT which inhibits primary sensory afferent pain neurons from sending a signal to the spinal cord; can be considered an endogenous opiate  
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nalmefene   show
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show opiate agonist  
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show DA partial agonist that inhibits cocaine reinforcement  
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show amphetamine related compound that treats ADHD  
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show A1 agonist  
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NECA   show
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DMPX   show
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show nicotinic receptor antagonist; NO CNS entry  
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bupropion (Zyban)   show
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show appetite stimulant  
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cannador   show
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show endocannabinoids  
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show partial agonist at glycine site on NMDA receptor  
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nitrous oxide   show
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show inhalant  
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GHB   show
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flunitrazepam (Rohypnol)   show
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CGP 35348   show
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show anabolic steroids  
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show MAO inhibitor that treated TB in 50's  
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imiparmine   show
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show MAO inhibitor  
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lithium   show
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show competitive kainate and AMPA antagonist  
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CPP   show
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MK-801   show
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show noncompetitive NMDA antagonist  
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show noncompetitive NMDA antagonist  
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licostinel (ACEA1021)   show
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show low affinity NMDA antagonist used to treat Alzheimer's  
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