bPiDl hydrate may be used to study nicotinic receptor-mediated signaling.
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bPiDI is an α6β2-specific antagonist that inhibits nicotine-evoked and endogenous dopamine release from rat striatal slices (IC50 = 150 nM, Imax = 55%). bPiDI treatment decreases nicotine self-administration, and nicotine-induced locomotor activity in rats.
bPiDl is a selective α6β2-specific nicotinic receptor antagonist
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