GABA receptor pharmacology Flashcards

1
Q

What is the GABA transporter?

A

GAT 1-3

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2
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What is the VGAT?

A

vesicular GABA Amino acid transporter

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3
Q

What are the effects of drugs acting on GABA?

A

anxiolytic, sedative, analgesic, amnestic, hypnotic, anaesthetic, anticonvulsant

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4
Q

What are PAMs of GABA?

A

diazepam

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5
Q

What is an Antagonist of GABA?

A

flumazenil

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6
Q

WHat is a NAM of GABA?

A

b-carbolin

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7
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What effects are caused by a1?

A

sedative, not addictive

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8
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What effects are caused by a2?

A

anxiolytic, analgesic, develops tolerance

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9
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What effects are caused by a5?

A

KO causes improved performance

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10
Q

Where are a5 found?

A

hippocampal CA1 neurons - tonic current

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11
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What effects are lost with a5 KO?

A

sedative, general anaesthetic and cognitive impairment

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12
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How can you assay for recombinant GABAaRs?

A

displacement of 3H flunitrazepam

Whole cell clamp

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