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PCP acts as a(n) ________ at ________ receptors.

PCP acts as a(n) ________ at ________ receptors.

a. agonist; NMDA
b. antagonist; dopamine
c. agonist; acetylcholine
d. indirect antagonist; NMDA
e. antagonist; GABA

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