Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating

Posted by Caleb462 on June 16, 2003, at 23:35:23

In reply to Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating, posted by kotsunega on June 16, 2003, at 20:06:42

> Thanks, but I'm still confused a little. What exactly does high affinity mean? I thought it meant the degree of attraction to a specific receptor, but from your post, it sounds like I've got that wrong. Please explain if you can.
No, you've got it right.

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What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating kotsunega 6/16/03
Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating Caleb462 6/16/03
Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating kotsunega 6/16/03
Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating Caleb462 6/16/03
Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating cybercafe 6/17/03
Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating Caleb462 6/17/03
Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating Caleb462 6/17/03
Thanks All (nm) kotsunega 6/17/03
Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating » Caleb462 Ritch 6/17/03
Re: What is it about Zyprexa that makes it so sedating kotsunega 6/17/03
Receptor Affinity Numbers Lower = Higher Affinity fachad 6/17/03
Re: receptor affinity » kotsunega Larry Hoover 6/18/03
Re: receptor affinity cybercafe 6/18/03
Re: receptor affinity (two definitions..Aarghh!) Larry Hoover 6/18/03
Re: receptor affinity (two definitions..Aarghh!) Larry Hoover 6/18/03
comments? anybody? somebody? (nm) Larry Hoover 6/18/03
Re: receptor affinity (two definitions..Aarghh!) » Larry Hoover Ritch 6/19/03

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