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[[File:Salvia.png|245px|thumbnail|Salvinorin A - The commonly used k-opioid receptor agonist.]] | [[File:Salvia.png|245px|thumbnail|Salvinorin A - The commonly used k-opioid receptor agonist.]] | ||
'''κ- | '''κ-Opioid receptor [[agonists]]''' are [[psychoactive drug]]s, which induce atypical [[hallucinogen]]ic effects. | ||
They bind to the kappa opioid receptors with varying affinities. | They bind to the kappa opioid receptors with varying affinities. | ||
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κ-Opioid receptor agonists are psychoactive drugs, which induce atypical hallucinogenic effects. They bind to the kappa opioid receptors with varying affinities.