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What do excitatory NT bind to? - - ligand gated sodium channels and open them up If it reaches -55 then it will fire What do inhibitory NT bind to? - - potassium gated ion channel Potassium then leaves the cell taking its positive current with it and takes the voltage inside the cell further ...
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Add to cartWhat do excitatory NT bind to? - - ligand gated sodium channels and open them up If it reaches -55 then it will fire What do inhibitory NT bind to? - - potassium gated ion channel Potassium then leaves the cell taking its positive current with it and takes the voltage inside the cell further ...
When PDL1 binds to PD1 inhibits the cytotoxic activity of the T cell - cancer cells have evolved to be able to turn off the body's defense pembrolizumab is going to bin to PD1 so that PDL1 cannot and the T cell is not inhibited nitrosoureA - - alkylating agent very lipid soluble - can cross...
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Add to cartWhen PDL1 binds to PD1 inhibits the cytotoxic activity of the T cell - cancer cells have evolved to be able to turn off the body's defense pembrolizumab is going to bin to PD1 so that PDL1 cannot and the T cell is not inhibited nitrosoureA - - alkylating agent very lipid soluble - can cross...
What might increase total drug concentration mean? - ANS - increased free drug in the plasma when the protein binding sites are saturated Biotransformation - ANS - One or more biochemical reactions involving a parent drug; occurs mainly in the liver and produces a metabolite that is either inac...
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Add to cartWhat might increase total drug concentration mean? - ANS - increased free drug in the plasma when the protein binding sites are saturated Biotransformation - ANS - One or more biochemical reactions involving a parent drug; occurs mainly in the liver and produces a metabolite that is either inac...
What are the main differences between first and second generation antihistamines - ANS - Benadryl (1st) crosses BBB - ant muscarinic effects Claritin (2nd) does not cross the BBB due to water solubility and does not have ant muscarinic effects - selective Eicosanoids - ANS - lipids derived fro...
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Add to cartWhat are the main differences between first and second generation antihistamines - ANS - Benadryl (1st) crosses BBB - ant muscarinic effects Claritin (2nd) does not cross the BBB due to water solubility and does not have ant muscarinic effects - selective Eicosanoids - ANS - lipids derived fro...
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