Eglumegad (LY354740) je lek koji se istražuje za potencijalnu primenu u treatmanu anksioznosti[3] i zavisnosti.[4] On je jedinjenje izvedeno iz glutamata. Njegov način dejstva sugeriše mogući novi mehanizam.[5]
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Eglumegad deluje kao agonist koji je selektivan za grupu II metabotropnih glutamatnih receptora (mGluR2/3).[6][7] Nalazi o direktnoj interakciji sa dopaminskim D2 receptorima su inkonzistentni.[8][9]
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