MAOIs: Multiple Effects and
Sites of Action
Re: presentation 524 Kirsten Culver
culverk@fhs
Unlike clorgyline, moclobemide is a reversible MAOI, and (as far as I understand), it does not downregulate MAO protein expression for that reason. Furthermore, due to moclobemide's reversibility, repeated injections of the drug does not result in increased MAO inhibition (no cumulative effect), as is observed with chronic clorgyline administration. I'm glad you liked the poster!
Kirsten
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