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Card 16
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Binding site is also known as A_ site
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Card 17
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What is the 'lock' and what is the 'key' of the lock and key hypothesis?
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Card 18
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Binding sites are specific to what?
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Card 19
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For a drug to be therapeutically useful, it must act s_ on particular cells. This means they must show a high degree of B_ S_ s_
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Card 20
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REGULATORY RECEPTORS (Pharmacodynamics)
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Card 21
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What are the function of regulatory receptors? Where are they located? What are they activated by?
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Card 22
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Are they shape specific?
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Card 23
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How do drugs interact with regulatory receptors?
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Card 24
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What would a drug with agonistic effects do to a regulatory receptor site?
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Card 25
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What would a drug with antagonistic effects do to a regulatory receptor site?
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