Table of ContentsAgonistsAntagonists1. Competitive Antagonists:2. Non-competitive Antagonists:3. Uncompetitive Antagonism4. Functional or Physiological Antagonism5. Chemical AntagonismClinical ImplicationsDrug-receptor interactions refer to the binding of drugs to specific receptors, leading to a biological response. These interactions can either be agonistic or antagonistic. Agonists Agonists are drugs that bind to a receptor and activate it, leading to a biological … Continue reading Drug-Receptor Interactions: Agonists and Antagonists