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    agonist

    Due to the lock-and-key principle, transmitters (messenger substances) can only bind to specific receptors. However, an agonist is chemically so similar to this transmitter that it can also bind to this receptor and thus trigger an identical response. Partial agonists, on the other hand, only trigger a weaker response, while inverse agonists bind to the receptor and inhibit its response.

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    How Psychedelic Drugs Affect the Brain

    Research findings reinforce new approaches in psychology, using psychedelic substances under medical supervision to treat certain clinical conditions.

    13.02.2026

    Dirk Jancke (links) und Callum White haben für das Paper zusammengearbeitet.
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