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This game connects terms and definitions (with matching pictures) to represent the relationship between receptors and different types of drugs. A receptor or drug target is the cellular macromolecule that interacts with drugs and creates a cellular response. Receptors can bind with drugs and cause different biological responses. Agonists increase a biological response while antagonists prevent a response. Receptors allow for drugs to be absorbed by the body and carry out the drugs intended effect.

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This game connects terms and definitions (with matching pictures) to represent the relationship between receptors and different types of drugs. A receptor or drug target is the cellular macromolecule that interacts with drugs and creates a cellular response. Receptors can bind with drugs and cause different biological responses. Agonists increase a biological response while antagonists prevent a response. Receptors allow for drugs to be absorbed by the body and carry out the drugs intended effect.

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