Analgeesiaks
Analgeesiaks are a fictional class of analgesic agents described in speculative pharmacology and science fiction. They are proposed to provide effective pain relief with a lower risk of tolerance, dependence, and respiratory depression compared with traditional opioids. The term is used in thought experiments and world-building to explore next-generation analgesia.
Analgeesiaks are depicted as small to medium molecules or peptides designed to produce potent analgesia while
In the best-known fictional models, analgeesiaks act as biased mu-opioid receptor agonists that favor G-protein signaling
Research status and applications
Analgeesiaks originate in science fiction and speculative literature and have no real-world chemical structures or clinical
Analgesics, opioid receptor, biased agonism, non-opioid analgesics.