Human blocking drugs

Schumann W, Turner P (1978) Membrane model of the human oral mucosa as derived from buccal absorption performance and physicochemical properties of the beta-blocking drugs atenolol and propranolol. J Pham Pharmacol 30 137-147... 

Lidocaine is chemically similar to cocaine it is also a sodium channel-blocking drug, which is why it is an effective topical pain reliever that is commonly sold over the counter in drug stores. However, in contrast to cocaine, it has no reinforcing, euphoric effect at all, and animals, including humans, will not self-administer it. This confirms the validity of the finding that... 

Walle, T. Webb, J.G. Walle, U.K. Bagwell, E.E. Stereoselective accumulation of the beta-receptor blocking drug atenolol by human platelets. Chirality 1991, 3, 451 53. 

Fukusaki M, Tomiyasu S, Tsujita T, Ogata K, Goto Y. Interaction of cardiovascular effect of calcium channel blocking drugs and those of inhalation anesthetics in humans. Masui (1993) 42, 848-55. 

Figure 4.24 The stabilization of human erythrocytes against hypotonic haemolysis by equimolar concentrations of therapeutically used -receptor blocking drugs (3 x 10" m). For details see text. From Wiethold et al [207] with permission.

Figure 4.25 Effect of beta-adrenergic blocking drugs (therapeutically used compounds) on ANS fluorescence in human erythrocyte ghosts. Experimental conditions titration with drugs, ANS 10 M, ghosts 2 mg protein/ml buffer pH 7.0. From Wiethold et al. [207] with permission.

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