Abstract
How is it possible to define the dopamine receptor? Since a binding site is not equivalent to a receptor site, physiological responses are an essential element when defining a receptor. In this respect, spiperone can label two receptor sites; dopamine and serotonin and one binding site, the spirodecanone site. The criteria required for a binding site to be called a receptor site, will be discussed.
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