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Opioid Overdose and Reversal
3D illustration depicting the molecular mechanism involved in opioid overdose and overdose reversal using an inhibitor. The top image shows opioid binding to the inactive μ-receptor, activating it. The bottom image shows an inhibitor acting on an activated μ-receptor, preventing opioids from binding.
Credit
Blausen Medical
Dimensions
2100 x 3600 pixels
Print Size @ 300 dpi
7 x 12 inches / 18 x 30 cm
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Keywords
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