Beta-2 adrenergic receptor: Difference between revisions
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CB1 receptors are responsible for mediating the anti-anxiety effects of cannabinoids, like THC. In low doses, cannabinoids reduce anxiety; however, high doses of cannabinoids act to increase anxiety <ref name="toxic" />. This is one reason why synthetic cannabinoids like K2, an extremely potent synthetic cannabinoid, produce the harmful side effect of extreme anxiety. | CB1 receptors are responsible for mediating the anti-anxiety effects of cannabinoids, like THC. In low doses, cannabinoids reduce anxiety; however, high doses of cannabinoids act to increase anxiety <ref name="toxic" />. This is one reason why synthetic cannabinoids like K2, an extremely potent synthetic cannabinoid, produce the harmful side effect of extreme anxiety. | ||
See [[Treatments:Hypertension]] | See [[Treatments:Hypertension]] | ||
[[Group:SMART:A Physical Model of the beta-Adrenergic Receptor]] | |||
== 3D structure of β-2 adrenoceptor == | == 3D structure of β-2 adrenoceptor == | ||