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The 19 pages that link to Cocaine, each with the reason it gives.
Serotonin transporterRelated: Its inhibition of this transporter is one part of its broader action.
AmphetamineCompared with: Cocaine and amphetamine both increase monoamine signaling, but do so through different mechanisms and time courses.
Norepinephrine transporterRelated: NET blockade contributes to cocaine’s stimulant and cardiovascular effects.
MethylphenidateCompared with: Both block monoamine reuptake, but their medical use, kinetics, and risks differ sharply.
History of anesthesiaRelated: Its local anesthetic action opened a distinct path from inhaled anesthesia.
MethamphetamineCompared with: Both drugs can produce intense stimulation, but differ in duration, metabolism, and primary pharmacological actions.
Pablo EscobarRelated: Escobar’s fortune rested on producing and exporting this drug at enormous scale.
StimulantBroader topic: It exemplifies rapid, reinforcing stimulant effects and serious cardiovascular risks.
Tropane alkaloidBroader topic: Its stimulant action comes chiefly from transporter blockade, unlike the antimuscarinic action of several other tropanes.
Medellín CartelRelated: Its trafficking generated the cartel’s wealth and shaped its routes into the United States.
Monoamine transporterRelated: Its acute stimulant effects involve inhibition of monoamine reuptake.
John Stith PembertonRelated: Early Coca-Cola contained coca-derived material; later formulations removed cocaine.
ProcaineCompared with: Both are ester local anesthetics, but cocaine has strong stimulant effects that procaine lacks.
ScarfaceRelated: The film’s criminal empire is built around its manufacture, distribution, and sale.
Angelo MarianiRelated: Coca’s active alkaloids shaped the effects and later scrutiny of Vin Mariani.
Griselda BlancoNarrower topic: Cocaine was the commodity at the center of Blanco’s trafficking business.
Rick JamesRelated: James’s cocaine addiction contributed to legal problems and disrupted his career.
CathinoneCompared with: Both are plant-derived stimulants, but they differ in structure and pharmacology.
ErythroxylumRelated: Its presence in coca leaves drives major legal and commercial interest in these plants.