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Drug Tolerance

 
 
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Disease relevance of Drug Tolerance

 

Psychiatry related information on Drug Tolerance

 

High impact information on Drug Tolerance

  • Drug tolerance in biomembranes: a spin label study of the effects of ethanol [7].
  • Trimetrexate, an investigational antifol, has been associated with marked variability in drug tolerance among patients [8].
  • slo K(+) channel gene regulation mediates rapid drug tolerance [9].
  • In the remaining seven patients, attenuation of initial response was not reversed by prolonged captopril therapy; hemodynamic variables after 2 to 8 weeks had returned to their pretreatment values, i.e., drug tolerance (type IV) [10].
  • The loss of biological activity of human serum albumin induced by ascorbate system appears of medical relevance, because it can affect drug metabolism and particularly drug tolerance in the elderly [11].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of Drug Tolerance

 

Biological context of Drug Tolerance

 

Anatomical context of Drug Tolerance

  • All the MDR cell lines exhibited decreased drug accumulation and increased intracellular drug tolerance as evidenced by the greater intracellular amount of drug required to cause a 50% growth inhibition (IC50int) compared to their parent cell line [16].
 

Associations of Drug Tolerance with chemical compounds

  • In Drosophila, a single sedation with the anesthetic benzyl alcohol changes the expression of the slo K(+) channel gene and induces rapid drug tolerance [9].
  • Long-term prazosin monotherapy effectively lowers BP without resulting in drug tolerance, however, sodium retention probably limits its antihypertensive effectiveness [17].
  • Decreased dopamine D(1) receptor function might underlie part of the known (drug withdrawal syndrome) or expected (drug tolerance) consequences of methamphetamine exposure in humans [18].
  • Aspects of benzodiazepine receptor structure and function with relevance to drug tolerance and dependence [19].
  • Single mutations at position 2032 in the adjacent hairpin loop, which have previously been shown to alter drug tolerances, gave no detectable effects on the structure of the peptidyl transferase loop or on erythromycin binding [20].
 

Gene context of Drug Tolerance

  • Because adaptation and learning are likely to be involved in the neural events leading to drug tolerance and dependence, the question logically arose whether OXT is able to influence the development of tolerance of and dependence on abused drugs [21].
  • Tumor response, drug tolerance, antiviral studies and CD4 changes were assessed [22].
  • Because of reports of drug tolerance occurring with chronic use of adrenergic agents in asthma, we investigated cardiopulmonary responsiveness to ephedrine and to the beta-2 agent, tebutaline, following chronic drug administration for periods up to one year [23].
  • Although drug tolerance and myelosuppression studies with Swiss albino mice revealed that the prodrug-liposomes were 5-10 times more toxic than free Ara-C, a substantial improvement of efficiency could be observed [24].
  • Thus, evaluation of changes in the composition of CSF AChE variants may yield important information referring to the therapeutic efficacy and/or development of drug tolerance in AD patients treated with anti-cholinesterases [25].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Drug Tolerance

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