Significance of the imidazoline receptors in toxicology

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Imidazoline Receptors 100%
• Imidazolines 94%
• Toxicology 60%
• Adrenergic alpha-2 Receptors 49%
• Clonidine 42%
• tetrahydrozoline 22%
• Poison Control Centers 18%
• Miosis 17%
• Monoamine Oxidase 14%
• Bradycardia 13%
• Hypotension 11%
• imidazoline receptor 2 11%
• harman 10%
• Adrenergic alpha-2 Receptor Agonists 9%
• Guanfacine 9%
• Agmatine 9%
• Binding Sites 9%
• N-Type Calcium Channels 9%
• Eating 9%
• Poisons 9%
• Central Nervous System 9%
• Ligands 8%
• Inwardly Rectifying Potassium Channels 8%
• imidazole 8%
• Guanidine 8%
• Data Systems 7%
• Purinergic P1 Receptors 7%
• mu Opioid Receptor 7%
• Type C Phospholipases 6%
• Nicotinic Receptors 6%
• Phosphatidylcholines 6%
• Acetic Acid 6%
• Acute Pain 6%
• Hypothermia 6%
• GTP-Binding Proteins 6%
• Adrenergic Receptors 5%
• Respiratory Insufficiency 5%
• Antidepressive Agents 5%
• Opioid Analgesics 5%
• Pharmaceutical Preparations 5%
• PubMed 4%
• Homeostasis 4%
• Hypertension 4%
• Blood Pressure 3%
• Glucose 3%
• Delivery of Health Care 3%
• Therapeutics 1%

Chemical Compounds

• Imidazoline 81%
• Clonidine 45%
• Adrenergic 34%
• Imidazolines 23%
• Poison 18%
• Monoamine 11%
• Alpha 2 Adrenergic Receptor Stimulating Agent 10%
• Guanfacine 9%
• Agmatine 8%
• Binding Site 7%
• Antinociceptive 7%
• Antidepressant 6%
• Blood Pressure 6%
• Antihypertensive 6%
• Agent Interacting With Transmitter, Hormone or Drug Receptor 5%
• Agonist 4%
• Adenosine 4%
• Ligand 4%
• Imidazole 4%
• Acetic Acid 3%
• Toxic 3%
• Glucose 3%
• Drug 2%
• Amount 2%