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The 47 pages that link to Serotonin, each with the reason it gives.

• Serotonin syndromeNarrower topic: Excessive signaling by this neurotransmitter drives the syndrome.

• OndansetronNarrower topic: Serotonin released in the gut activates the receptors ondansetron blocks.

• LSDNarrower topic: LSD resembles serotonin and acts on several of its receptor types.

• BuspironeNarrower topic: Buspirone alters signaling through a receptor for this neurotransmitter.

• Serotonin 5-HT2A receptorNarrower topic: It is the endogenous ligand named in the receptor’s common name.

• ClomipramineNarrower topic: Clomipramine’s principal reuptake effect increases serotonin signaling between neurons.

• PsilocinNarrower topic: Psilocin resembles serotonin and acts on several receptors that serotonin normally activates.

• Psilocybin mushroomNarrower topic: Psilocin alters signaling in a system that serotonin normally helps regulate.

• SumatriptanNarrower topic: Sumatriptan imitates serotonin at selected receptor subtypes rather than activating all serotonin receptors.