Anandamide Receptors
Also known as: Cannabinoid Receptors
Description
Anandamide Receptors are a type of Neurotransmitter Receptor that exist primarily for the binding of an endogenous substance named Anandamide (which is a derivative of Arachidonic Acid).
Outside of the Brain, Anandamide Receptors are found in only a few areas of the body - notably the Spleen.
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