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Molecular Determinants of Tetrahydrocannabinol Binding to the Glycine Receptor

2022-08-09

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The recognition of Cannabis as a source of new compounds suitable for medical use has attracted strong interest from the scientific community in its research, and substantial progress has accumulated regarding cannabinoids’ activity; however, a thorough description of their molecular mechanisms of action remains a task to complete. Highlighting their complex pharmacology, the list of cannabinoids’ interactors has...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.166004351.18815863/v1

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