19. Substances A and B have affinity for the same receptor but substance B is a full agonist whereas A lacksefficacy. When co-administered with A, the efficacy of B is reduced and remains the same when the doseof B is doubled. What type of ligand is substance A?a) Partial agonistb) Inverse agonistc) Non-competitive antagonistd) Competitive antagoniste) Positive allosteric modulator

Competitive Antagonism Mechanism:1. Binding Site Competition- A competitive antagonist binds to the…

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