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Epilepsy pharmacology-Animation
In this video the pharmacology of epilepsy is explained in a simple and detailed manner and will help you learn about it. Timeline: 0:00:introduction 1:00:mechanism of action 3:09:NMDA receptor 3:42:AMPA receptor 4:54:GABA receptor 6:23:tiagabine 7:47:phenytoin and carbamazapine
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