A(n)binds to a receptor and elicits a biological effect; while a(n)binds to a receptor but does not elicit a biological effect.a. Effector; inhibitorO b. Activator; inhibitorc. Agonist; antagonistOd. Antagonist; agonist

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... A(n) binds to a receptor and elicits a biological effect; while a(n) binds to a receptor but does not elicit a biological effect. a. Effector; inhibitor O b. Activator; inhibitor Oc. Agonist; antagonist Od. Antagonist; agonist