Re: 'Prozac not potent (...)' - Yes it is! » Brainbeard

Posted by mtdewcmu on December 31, 2009, at 11:36:24

In reply to Re: 'Prozac not potent (...)' - Yes it is!, posted by Brainbeard on December 30, 2009, at 13:45:29

What do you make of this statement?
"It should be noted that the blockage of 5HT transporters and that of 5HT2C receptors would have opposing actions on serotonergic synaptic transmission."
It would seem that Prozac's effects on 5-HT2C may cancel each other out.

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