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A [[Compound|compound]], usually [[Synthetic|synthetic]], that acts in a similar way to its [[natural|natural ]]counterpart by binding to a [[Receptor|receptor]] or [[Protein|protein]]. Also see [[Antagonist|antagonist]].
A [[Compound|compound]], usually [[Synthetic|synthetic]], that acts in a similar way to its [[Natural|natural counterpart]] by binding to a [[Receptor|receptor]] or [[Protein|protein]]. Also see [[Antagonist|antagonist]] if you want!.

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A compound, usually synthetic, that acts in a similar way to its natural counterpart by binding to a receptor or protein. Also see antagonist if you want!.