Inverse agonists are drugs that have affinity at the receptor site but produce opposite actions (turn “off” a receptor that is activated or turn “on” a receptor that is not currently active). When two or more agonists are administered together, a competition for drug-receptor binding sites occurs.
Inverse Agonists
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