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Health and Fitness

Ketamine Lifts Depression Via A Byproduct Of Its Metabolism (Video and Text)

by Press on May 4, 2016

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ketamine — A team of NIH intramural scientists and grantees traced ketamine’s rapid antidepressant effects to activation of AMPA receptors by a byproduct of its chemical breakdown called (2R,6R)-HNK (above) – a different mechanism than had been previously assumed. NCATS