Acetylcholine Flashcards

1
Q

All PNS motor neurons release ACh except

A

postganglionic sympathetic neuron (except sweat glands)

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2
Q

ACh is synthesized from

A

Acetyl CoA and Choline

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3
Q

What is the name of enzyme that use to synthesize ACh ?

A

acetyltransferase

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4
Q

What is the rate limiting step of ACh synthesis?

A

the availability of choline and acetyl-CoA.

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5
Q

AChesterase can’t degrade ACh if

A

Ach is vesicle-bound

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6
Q

ACh is transported from cytoplasm into vesicle by what carrier protein?

A

VAChT( Vesicular ACh transporter)

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7
Q

The release of ACh from vesicle into synaptic cleft is triggered by Calcium. T/F?

A

T

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8
Q

Where are nicotinic receptors located at?

A

Nm: skeletal muscle
Nn: postganglionic neuronal cell bodies
Adrenal medulla(chromaffin cell)

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9
Q

M2 primarily located at

A

heart

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10
Q

M1 primarily located at

A

neural e.g. autonomic ganglia, glands, cerebral cortex

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11
Q

M3 located at

A

GIT, RT, exocrine glands, pupil,blood vessel,smooth muscle

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12
Q

Which receptor is ligand gated ion channel?

A

nicotinic

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13
Q

Which receptor is GPCR?

A

muscarinic

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14
Q

What happens when vesamicol is taken?

A

VAChT is blocked, thus preventing ACh from being stored in vesicle

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15
Q

What VAMPs (vesicle-associated membrane proteins) do?

A

aligns the vesicle to the release site of the inner surface of the nerve terminal and involve in triggering the release of ACh

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16
Q

release site on the inner surface of nerve terminal membrane which interact with
VAMPs is called

A

synaptosomal nerve-associated proteins (SNAPs)

17
Q

What are the symptoms of cholinergic intoxication?

A

SLUDGE

18
Q

What is cholinergic neuron?

A

nerve cell that use ACh to send messages

19
Q

M1 ,M3 ,M5 cause

A

increase in activity e.g. contraction

20
Q

M2,M4 cause

A

decrease in activity