Re: could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects?

Posted by Shawn. T. on September 28, 2005, at 14:44:06

In reply to could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects?, posted by iforgotmypassword on September 28, 2005, at 12:48:11

NMDA is a synthetic substance that isn't naturally present in your brain. If NMDA were applied to cells in your brain, an NMDA antagonist would decrease the toxicity induced by NMDA.
Shawn

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could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects? iforgotmypassword 9/28/05
Re: could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects? Shawn. T. 9/28/05
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Re: could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects? » Phillipa Shawn. T. 9/28/05
Re: could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects? » Shawn. T. Phillipa 9/28/05
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Shawn: NMDA is endogenous and a neurotransmitter » Shawn. T. Chairman_MAO 9/28/05
Re: could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects? Phillipa 9/28/05
Re: Shawn: NMDA is endogenous and a neurotransmitter » Chairman_MAO Shawn. T. 9/28/05
Re: could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects? » Phillipa Shawn. T. 9/28/05
Re: could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects? » Shawn. T. Phillipa 9/29/05
Re: could NMDA antagonists have neurotoxic effects? » Shawn. T. SLS 9/29/05

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