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Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresis
Plausible mechanisms of action for the pain-relieving and fever-reducing effects of acetaminophen, also known as paracetemol, Tylenol, or panadol. 1...
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9 statements
9 statements · 1 reference database · Subject: Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresis · Sources: WikiPathways
- CACNA1H participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only
- FAAH participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only
- HTR1A participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only
- KCNQ2 participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only
- KCNQ3 participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only
- PTGS1 participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only
- PTGS2 participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only
- TRPA1 participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only
- TRPV1 participates in Acetaminophen in analgesia and antipyresisProteinWikiPathways WP5444Inferred only