irreversible antagonist

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• Antagonist (Pharmakologie) — Kompetitive und nichtkompetitive Hemmung des Effekts eines Agonisten. Charakteristisch ist eine parallele Rechtsverschiebung der Konzentrations Wirkungs Kurve eines Agonisten durch einen kompetitiven Antagonisten, während nichtkompetitive… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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