Intro to CNS Flashcards

1
Q

Neurotransmitter binds to and openion channels

A

Direct Action

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2
Q

Neurotransmitter act through intracellular second messengers, usually G protein pathways

A

Indirect Action

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3
Q

Promotes rapid responses byaltering membrane potential

A

Direct Action

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4
Q

Broader, longer=lasting effects

A

Indirect

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5
Q

opens and closes in RESPONSE TO VOLTAGE changes across the membrane

A

Voltage-gated

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6
Q

a hormone, drug or transimitter binds to the protein and the channels opens up

A

Ligan-gated

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7
Q

Na channels, lidocaine are examples of

A

voltage gated

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8
Q

glutamate(AMPA), nicotinic ACh receptors are examples of

A

ligand-gated

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9
Q

Action is immediate and brief

A

Ionotropic (ligand-gated

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10
Q

Not directly linked to ion channels

A

Metabotropic

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11
Q

some are excitatory and open channels forsmall cation

A

Ionotropic

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12
Q

initiates biochemical processes that mediate more long term effects and modify the responsiveness of the neuron

A

metabotropic

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13
Q

some are are inhibitor and allow Cl influx or K efflux to cause hyprerpolarization

A

ionotropic

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14
Q

Neurotransmitter acts as the first messenger which activates a second messenger that in turn changes excitability of a neurons

A

Metabotropic

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15
Q

receptors on an axon terminal through which the neuron’s own neurotransmitter can influence the function of the terminal (usually inhibitory) - for example, D2 receptors

A

autorecpetor

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16
Q

receptors on an axon terminal through which neurotransmitters from other neuronal types can influence the function of the terminal

A

heteroreceptor

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17
Q

Catecholamines

A

dopamine
norepinephrine
epinephrine

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18
Q

Dop.:

tyronsine is converted to DOPA by

A

tyrosine hydroxylase

19
Q

Dop.:

DOPA is converted to Dopamine by

A

Aromatic amino acid decaroxylase

20
Q

DA enters a vesicle by way of

A

VMAT:vesicular mono amine transporter

21
Q

DOPA stands for

A

dihydroxyphenyl alanine

22
Q

NE:

Starting molecule for NE

A

tryrosine

23
Q

NE:

Tyrosine is converted to DOPA by

A

tryosine hydroxylase

24
Q

NE:

DOPA is converted to what by AAAC

A

Dopamine

25
Q

NE:

inside the vesicle, DA is converted to NE by

A

DbetaH (dopamine beta hydroxylase)

26
Q

Enzyme that catalyzes NE to EPR

A

PMNT: phenylethanolamine-N-methyltransferase

27
Q

5HT:

starting molecule

A

tryptophan

28
Q

5HT:

tryptophan is converted to 5HTP by

A

trypotophan hydroxylase

29
Q

5HT:

5HTP is converted to 5HT by

A

AAAC

30
Q

ACh:

Starting molecule

A

Choline

31
Q

ACh:

How is choline turned into ACh

A

Choline + Acetyl CoA with enzyme choline acetyl trasnferase

32
Q

ACh:

What does ACh use to get into the vesicule

A

Vesicular ACh transporter

33
Q

Enzyme that breaks down ACh

A

acetylcholinesterase

34
Q

GABA is

A

inhibitory

35
Q

Glutamate is

A

excitatoary

36
Q

Starting molecule for glutamate

A

alpha keto glutarate

37
Q

enzyme for turning alpha keto glutarate into glutamate?

A

amino transferase

38
Q

name of transporter for putting Glu into a vesicle

A

vesicular glutame transporter

39
Q

glutamate is turned into glutamine in astrocytes by

A

glutamine synthetase

40
Q

Starting molecule for GABA

A

Glutamate

41
Q

GABA is made from glutamate from what enzyme

A

GAD: glutamate decarboxylase

42
Q

GABA is converted to what in astrocytes?

A

succinate

43
Q

Gaseous signaling molecule
CNS role controversial
Relaxes vascular smooth muscle

A

Nitric Oxide