Agonist, Partial Agonist, Antagonist and Inverse Agonist for Receptors

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Video Summary:
When you open a tap to its maximum you are agonist. When you open it partially, you are a partial agonist. If some bug is there on the tap preventing you from doing anything with the tap, that bug is the antagonist. And when you close a leaky tap, you are an inverse agonist.
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:20 Analogy of Tap
01:21 Receptor
01:35 Agonist
01:41 Partial Agonist
01:52 Antagonist
02:03 Examples
02:35 Inverse Agonist
03:34 Example of Inverse Agonist
04:47 Summary
Dr Vipul Navadiya
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Great, awesome explanation and also cool animations! Indeed perfect, thanks so much! XD
I will show your video to my friend and explain it the same way later. (I will translate for him as he doesn't understand english). Ty again!

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And whenever I touch with tap I remember agonest, antagonist

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From today I gonna think about agonist antagonist ,partial agonist ,and inverse agonist when ever I operate a tap

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