1. Antagonist - these oppose or block the actionof Agonist. They act either by mimicking the structure of agonist (thus competing with agonist) or bind to Allosteric site to block it's action. They can be classified as Competitive antagonist, irreversible antagonist, physiological antagonist, chemical antagonist etc.
2.Up Regulation - In this process the cell becomes more responsive by Increasing the number of receptors (up regulation of receptor).
3. Desensitization - with prolonged stimulation the aome cell may eventually loose ability to mark response which may be due to loss of downstreaming signaling molecule or by increasing it's threshold level for activation.
4. Agonist - they mimick the action of normal physiological molecules so they help in restoring the normal level of activation of receptor.
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