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The antidepressive drug amitriptyline blocking a neuronal sodium channel Royalty Free Stock Photo

3D image of Flumedroxone acetate skeletal formula Royalty Free Stock Photo

Box of MIGRAINE TRIPTANS tablets on a hospital pharmacy table used to treat Royalty Free Stock Photo

Box of NARATRIPTAN tablets on a hospital pharmacy table used to treat migraine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Box of FROVATRIPTAN tablets on a hospital pharmacy table used to treat migraine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Antidepressive drug amitriptyline binding to and blocking a neuronal sodium channel

3D image of Flumedroxone skeletal formula Royalty Free Stock Photo

prochlorperazine molecule, molecular structures, compazine, 3d model, Structural Chemical Formula and Atoms with Color Coding Royalty Free Stock Photo

prochlorperazine molecule 3d, molecular structure, ball and stick model, structural chemical formula typical antipsychotics Royalty Free Stock Photo

prochlorperazine molecule, structural chemical formula, ball-and-stick model, isolated image typical antipsychotics Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Amitriptyline is used as an antidepressant and antimigraine drug. It blocks sodium channels on neuronal membrans. Sodium channels generate and propagate action potentials in neurons and muscle. Source: PDB entry 6AGF