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Directly Acting Sympathomimetic Agents: Beta 1, 2 and 3 Agonists
This short video explains the beta agonistic action of some major sympathomimetic drugs on the three different beta receptor types. Timeline: 0:00 - Beta-1 agonists 2:07 - Beta-2 agonists 4:37 - Beta-3 agonists 5:55 - Summary
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