Talk:Zaleplon: Difference between revisions
>PsychoticPharmcologist Removed binge eating, which is clearly a copy paste from the zolpidem article (even cites a source for zolpidem, not zaleplon). |
>PsychoticPharmcologist Muscimol is a known agonist of benzodiazepine-insensitive delta containing GABA-A receptors. The comparison between zaleplon and muscimol isn't relevant so I've removed it. |
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Zaleplon has a pharmacological profile similar to [[benzodiazepines]]. Zaleplon is a full [[agonist]] for the benzodiazepine a1 [[receptor]] located on the [[GABA]]<sub>A</sub> receptor ionophore complex in the brain, with lower affinity for the a2 and a3 subtypes. It selectively enhances the action of GABA similar to but more selectively than benzodiazepines.<ref name="Zaleplon Pharmacology">Profiles of Drug Substances, Excipients and Related Methodology | https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1871512510350084</ref> | Zaleplon has a pharmacological profile similar to [[benzodiazepines]]. Zaleplon is a full [[agonist]] for the benzodiazepine a1 [[receptor]] located on the [[GABA]]<sub>A</sub> receptor ionophore complex in the brain, with lower affinity for the a2 and a3 subtypes. It selectively enhances the action of GABA similar to but more selectively than benzodiazepines.<ref name="Zaleplon Pharmacology">Profiles of Drug Substances, Excipients and Related Methodology | https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1871512510350084</ref> | ||
In regards to how the consumption of this compound results in its bizarre [[hallucinations]], the pharmacological mechanics behind this are not understood and do not seem to have been directly studied | In regards to how the consumption of this compound results in its bizarre [[hallucinations]], the pharmacological mechanics behind this are not understood and do not seem to have been directly studied. | ||
==Subjective effects== | ==Subjective effects== |