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Tolerance to anorectic drugs: Pharmacological or artifactual
Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 1981Abstract The results of three studies are presented which demonstrate that the anorexia produced by amphetamine and fenfluramine is secondary to a direct weight suppressing effect of these drugs. Furthermore, these data strongly suggest that the decreasing weight loss and the return to normal appetite that occurs with repeated drug usage is not due ...
D A, Levitsky, B J, Strupp, J, Lupoli
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Persistence and drug tolerance in pathogenic yeast
Current Genetics, 2016In this review, we briefly summarize the current understanding of how fungal pathogens can persist antifungal treatment without heritable resistance mutations by forming tolerant persister cells. Fungal infections tolerant to antifungal treatment have become a major medical problem.
Bojsen, Rasmus Kenneth +2 more
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Cholinergic drug interactions and heat tolerance
Life Sciences, 1994Acute, subchronic and chronic exposures to cholinergic compounds may result in differing effects. The efficacy of pyridostigmine bromide (PY) prophylaxis against organophosphorus poisoning depends on post exposure atropine (AT) administration. AT induces a dose-dependent increase in rate of rise of core temperature in heat exposed humans and rats.
C B, Matthew +3 more
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The relation between drug exposure and tolerance: contingent drug tolerance reexamined
2009The finding that the performance of a response during periods of drug exposure facilitates the development of tolerance to the effects of the drug on that response is commonly referred to as contingent drug tolerance. Contingent tolerance is typically demonstrated in before-and-after design experiments.
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Drugs: The Limits of Tolerance?
1993Abstract IN recent years, The Netherlands in general and Amsterdam in particular have tended to be viewed as victims of their own tolerance in the sphere of illicit drug consumption. The image usually propagated is of a blinkered liberalism belatedly struggling to cope with the results of its own permissiveness.
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Tolerance to Anticonvulsant Drugs
Acta Pharmacologica et Toxicologica, 1965H H, FREY, E, KAMPMANN
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Dutch Tolerance: On Drugs, Prostitution, and Euthanasia
Crime and Justice, 2007Abstract Tolerance as a way to defer negative reactions to things that are not morally approved is a core characteristic of Dutch society. Since the 1970s tolerance has had important manifestations in cultural and legal settings. In Dutch criminal justice policy, tolerance not only refers generally to leniency regarding (petty) crime but also means ...
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Drug tolerance and biomembranes.
Biomedicine / [publiee pour l'A.A.I.C.I.G.], 1978Our understanding of the structure and function of biomembranes is now at a stage where we can begin to examine drug actions on the membrane bilayer. Cells need a certain optimal degree of fluidity in their membranes and some organisms can adapt their membrane composition to maintain the appropriate fluidity under changing environmental conditions ...
J H, Chin, D B, Goldstein
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Drug Tolerance and Sensitization
1989Any reader of this book who is familiar with the reviews on alcohol and drug tolerance published during the 1970s cannot help but be struck by the marked elaboration of knowledge and concepts concerning tolerance that have taken place in the past 10–15 ys. This is particularly true of the behavioral aspects of the subject.
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