An atypical antidepressant which blocks the reuptake of dopamine. An antagonist that works by competing with the neurotransmitter for the same binding site. As used in this text, refers to abnormally vivid, often fully realistic, imagination. The body's own PCP. enzyme A chemical produced within the body which degrades or changes substances or increases the rate of a given reaction. An Internet protocol which allows one to check a user's login information.
Nitrous oxide is well known for auditory flanging.
An agonist which fully activates a given receptor. An antipsychotic drug used to treat schizophrenia which also has sigma activity. An ion channel receptor. An antagonist which binds permanently with a receptor, effectively destroying it. A cough suppressant derived from opium.