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Reserpine

Neuronal depleting agent

Centrally acting Alpha2-agonists

Alpha1-selective

Nonselective: blocks both alpha1- and alpha2- receptors

Beta1-selective

Nonselective: blocks both beta1- and beta2-receptors

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