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mimetic

mimetic Mimetic means resembling or imitating something else in its structure or effects.

Mimetic means resembling or imitating something else in its structure or effects. In this source, it refers to compounds that act like GABA by activating GABA receptors.

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Drafting source: Meera Pratap; Uusi-Oukari Mikko; Wallner Martin; Lipshutz Gerald S. Guanidino compounds with native GABA(A) δ receptor selectivity: a tale of homeostatic compensation in δ-KO mice. 2025; DOI 10.1186/s12868-025-00987-z; article XML SHA-256 5638c5112b0e77ed64d0b4bf29b9b5a28ab410c2544ea7bf658eba6c156e0cbe. “Guanidino compounds with native GABA(A) δ receptor selectivity: a tale of homeostatic compensation in δ-KO mice” (10.1186/s12868-025-00987-z).
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