Effects Of Drugs On Neurotransmitters Flashcards

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What does reserpine do?

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Prevents storage of MOAs in vesicles

Antagonist

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What does L-dopa do?

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Precursor to dopamine

Agonist

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What does PCPA do?

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Inactivates synthetic enzyme, inhibiting synthesis of serotonin
Antagonist

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What does black widow spider venom do?

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Stimulates production of ACh

Agonist

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What does botulinum toxin do?

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Inhibits release of ACh

Antagonist

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What do nicotine and muscarine do?

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Stimulate postsynaptic receptors

Agonists

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What do curare and atropine do?

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Block postsynaptic receptors to ACh

Antagonist

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What does apomorphine do?

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Stimulates autoreceptors in presynaptic terminal, inhibits release of dopamine
Antagonist

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What does cocaine do?

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Blocks reuptake of dopamine

Agonist

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What does physostigmine do?

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Inactivates AChE

Agonist

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What does botulin toxin interact with?

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ACh

Antagonist

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What does black widow spider toxin interact with?

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ACh

Agonist

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What does cocaine interact with?

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Dopamine

Agonist (inhibit reuptake)

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What do curare and atropine interact with?

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ACh

Antagonist (block post synaptic receptors)

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What drug does reserpine interact with?

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MOAs

Antagonist (prevent storage in vesicles)

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What does L-dopa interact with?

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Dopamine

Agonist (precursor)

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What does PCPA interact with?

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Serotonin

Antagonist (prevents synthesis)

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What does apomorphine interact with?

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Dopamine

Antagonist - stimulates presynaptic autoreceptors

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What is role of dopamine?

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nigrostriatial [substanti nigra - striatum] - movement
mesolimbic [ventral tegmental - limbic, incl nucleus accumbens] - reinforcement
mesocortical [ventral tegmental - frontal cortex] - short term memories, planning, problem solving

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What is role of acetylcholine?

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Dorsolateral pons - REM sleep
Basal forebrain - learning
Medial septum - control electrical rhythm of hippocampus - memories

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What is role of norepinephrine?

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Vigilance, readiness to act

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What is role of histamine?

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Wakefulness

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What is role of serotonin?

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Regulation of mood; eating, sleep, regulation of pain

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What is MDMA?

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Ecstasy

agonist for norepeniphrene and serotonin

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What drug inhibits synthesis of dopamine?
AMPT
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What does deprynyl do to MAO in cell?
Inhibits MAO, therefore acts as agonist
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What does chlorpromazine do?
Blocks post synaptic receptor for dopamine - antagonist
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How does amount of apomorphine change the impact on dopamine?
Low amounts inhibit presynaptic receptor [antagonist] | High amounts activate postsynaptic receptor [agonist]
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What do amphetamines do to norepeniphrine?
Stimulate release and block reuptake [agonist]
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What does fenfluramine do to seratonin?
releases seratonin
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What does fluoxetine - prozac do to seratonin?
Blocks reuptake [agonist]