was the receptors increase when in presence of drugs....and then reduce over time after stopping the ... replaced regardless whether used or not? For example, in my somatroph cells, are all the Ghrh... View answer

taking beta-blockers that also are antagonists of the alpha receptors? Also do amphetamines usually rise ... View answer

asthma, but overdoses on a CNS depressant unknowingly ( in the form of a vitamin) for a period of four ...If a CNS depressant causes slowed it shallow breathing and severe shortness of breath , what ... View answer

Is Lexapro a CNS depressant? ... View answer

/ hiv /253657?iL=true" >aids or hiv, to have toxoplasmosis reactive and get cns toxoplasmosis if the person has a weak immune system for any reason or is this just seen mostly in aids patients? and if a ... View answer

HI I have a question about Ropinirole HCL. has does it interact with Dopamine? Does Ropinirole interact with Alpha receptors which Flowmax does? Since I have ona started ropinirole, I have been ... View answer

After many years of pain from a reaction I had to Flagyl , neuropathy of the CNS , maybe it s even ... problem? I ve been taking Alpha Lipoic Acid for years also along with many other herbs. ... View answer

serotin while others say it has nothing to do with those receptors and it plays in the CB1 and CB2 receptors but I want to know all the receptors that it imbalances in your brain so I... View answer

Hi, My question is, how many different types of sensory receptors exist on our tongue? I know there are taste receptors, are there more different types of receptors; for instance, thermoreceptor and ... View answer

. The patient s CSF contains 5 well defined gamma restriction bands that are not present in the patient s corresponding serum sample. These bands indicate abnormal synthesis of gammaglobulins in the... View answer