Why is l-dopa used to treat Parkinson’s disease ratherthan dopamine?

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Q: What is the opposite of dopamine?

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Q: Define Oxybenzone—A ?

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Q: Define azidodeoxythymidine ? why it is used for ?

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Q: Explain the solubility behavior of aniline, diethylamine and N,N-diethylaniline in water.

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Q: Why is acetaminophen often recommended in place ofaspirin?

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Q: What are the contraindications of norepinephrine as a drug?

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Q: what happens to Mg2+ before and after HQS is added?

A: Investigation on the regulation of magnesium in cellular processes has attracted considerable…

Q: What causes deficiency of norepinephrine and what happens when norepinephrine levels are low? 2.…

A: Causes deficiency of norepinephrine What happens when norepinephrine levels are The difference…

Q: Is caffeine an oxidizing or reducing agent?

A: Oxidising agent is substance which oxidise the other and reduces itself.

Q: A patient taking an antispasmodic may experience which side effect?

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Q: Draw structures for (i) N-ethyl-N-methyl-4-methylpentanamide and (ii) t-butylamine

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Q: Explain the pathological process of lead inducing factors adverse reaction

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Q: Is Terephthalic acid harmful?

A: Yes, terephthalic acid is harmful .

Q: Which of the following is a pure substance?  lagundi capsule carbocisteine syrup betadine…

A: Pure substance is made up of single compound and not a mixture .

Q: What IMFs would sodium chloride include?

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Q: Therapeutic and chemical classification of lansoprazole.

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Q: What is Heroin ?

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Q: Define Dexamethasone ?

A: Dexamethasone is a corticosteroid which is usually a drug, it is used as an anti-inflammatory…

Q: What is the relationship between embalming fluid and methanol poisoning?

A: Embalming fluid: It is the fluid that consisting of a mixture of chemicals that is used as a…

Q: What are Polar Protic Solvents ?

A: Solvent is the major component of a solution. The solvents can be protic or non protic.

Q: compounds is antiaromatic?

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Q: Define Norethindrone ?

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Q: Explain Jasmonic acid use in agriculture ?

A: The plants have defense mechanisms for preventing the harm, caused by the infection by pathogens or…

Q: What is the ionizable group of phenazopyridine? and its ionize structure?

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Q: Explain Formation of Imines ?

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A: Retinal is a form of Vitamin-A. It allows certain microorganisms to convert light into metabolic…

Q: Draw a simple diagram to efficiently represent cannabinoids pharmacological effects

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Q: What is the molecular Shape of the Pharmacutical drug Ativan?

A: Ativan is a brand name of, Lorazepam. It is a class of drug, know as benzodiazepine.

Q: Explain Structure activity relationship of dacarbazine?

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Q: why  Analogue is so important in drug discovery process? explain briefly

A: To find: why analogue is so important in drug discovery process

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A: Sodium stearate is a water-soluble sodium salt of stearic acid. The structure of sodium stearate…