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What is the action of a drug antagonist?

1.   It facilitates cell action.
2.   It does not bind with receptors.
3.   It blocks the actions of an agonist.
4.   It has no therapeutic benefit.

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Core Concepts in Pharmacology

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Authors: Holland, Adams, Brice

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