Naloxone cap (IMAGE)

Stanford Medicine

Naloxone cap

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Naloxone (orange) treats opioid overdose by kicking out opioids (pink) from the opioid receptor (teal). The newly discovered compound 368 (purple) strengthens the binding of naloxone to the opioid receptor, making it a more effective life-saving medicine.

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Emily Moskal/Stanford Medicine

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