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what are the 2 major classifications of drug receptors
ionotropic
metabotropic
what classification of receptors utilized 2nd messengers and has a slower onset of action
metabotropic
what are the 4 major types of receptors
ion channel
GPCRs
enzyme linked
intracellular
what are the 3 subtypes of G protein couple receptors
GS
GI
GQ
Unlike other receptors the ______________ are transmembrane
enzyme linked receptors
enzyme linked receptors form ______ and activate enzymes on the other side of the plasma membrane
heterodimer
what are 4 types of activity drugs can have within the body
agonist
antagonist
partial agonist
inverse agonist
a drug that binds somewhere else entirely but still inactivates the an effect is known as a _____________
non competitive antagonist
the force of attraction between drug and receptor is known as __________
affinity
a drugs ability to affect a particular receptor population in preference to others refers to its _____________
selectivity
efficacy is the innate maximum ________ a drug can have on a body
response
decreasing potency means that you need _____ drug to get a ________ resposne
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