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11 years ago
mimicking the neurotransmitter. How could a mimic be used to distinguish if another drug blocks the receptor or inhibits the release of a neurotransmitter?

Please help!!! I can not figure out the answer to this question for my Advanced A&P class! Thanks so much for any help Neutral Face!
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11 years ago
f you give a mimic and it DOES NOT function as expected then you can make the inference that something is wrong. In this case it sounds like the mimic would be used to confirm that another drug being given to the individual is thus blocking the receptor or the release of the neurotransmitter is being blocked. Let's just say a patient is getting a drug known to block a certain neurotransmitter and you want to make certain that it is doing that and is not caused by something else. So if you give the mimic and the mimic works then the cause is not from the drug or if it is from the drug the mimic will not work.
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11 years ago
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