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Drug Antagonism between Lincomycin and Erythromycin

Science, 1965
An antagonistic action can be demonstrated between lincomycin, a new antibiotic, and erythromycin, when the two drugs are allowed to diffuse into the same area of an agar plate seeded with a strain of Staphylococcus which is resistant to erythromycin but sensitive to lincomycin.
L J, GRIFFITH, W E, OSTRANDER, C G, MULLINS, D E, BESWICK   +3 more
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NONEQUILIBRIUM DRUG ANTAGONISM

Pharmacological Reviews, 1957
Numerous studies during the past decade have demonstrated that certain pharmacological antagonists act through a relatively stable combination with specific receptors. This action cannot be considered to be truly irreversible.
M. Nickerson
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DRUG ANTAGONISM AND pAx

Pharmacological Reviews, 1957
H. Schild
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THEORIES OF DRUG ANTAGONISM

Pharmacological Reviews, 1957
J. Gaddum
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Drug Antagonism

2012
T. Kenakin
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Orthosteric Drug Antagonism

A Pharmacology Primer, 2019
This chapter discusses the blockade of agonist-induced response through interaction with receptors. Antagonism can be classified operationally in terms of the effects of antagonists on agonist dose-response curves and mechanistically in terms of the ...
T. Kenakin
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Orthosteric Drug Antagonism

2006
T. Kenakin
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Antagonism between Antibacterial Drugs

Nature, 1961
WHEN two antibacterial agents are combined, the effect of the combination may equal the sum of the antibacterial effects of its components (addition), it may exceed this sum (synergism), or it may be smaller (antagonism).
A, MANTEN, M J, WISSE
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Allosteric Drug Antagonism

2006
T. Kenakin
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A new kind of drug antagonism: evidence that agonists cause a molecular change in acetylcholine receptors.

Molecular Pharmacology, 1969
The effects of various curare-like compounds on the contractile responses to carbachol and suxamethonium of thin strips of chick biventer cervicis and of leech muscle have been studied.
H. Rang, J. Ritter
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