Introduction to ANS Pharmacology and CIS cases -Kruse Flashcards
what sympathetic nerve uses Ach for postsynaptic nerve and what kind to receptor does it have
Sweat glands
mAchR
M1
M3
M5 receptors
M1 : CNS
M3 : Glands, SM, endothelium (vasculature when NO binds), (lungs)
M5 : CNS
= all activate
M2
M4 receptors
M2 : heart, lungs, nerves, SM (inhibit)
M4 : CNS
= all inhibitory
Nm
Nn receptors
Nm : skeletal muscles neuromuscular junctions
Nn : Postganglionic cell body from pre-gang, dendrites, CNS
synthesis of Epi and NE
Tyrosine —-> L-DOPA—-> Dopamine—-> NE —-> E
synthesis of Epi and NE what happens in the cytoplasm
Tyrosine –> L-Dopa –> dopamine (leaves cytoplasm and enters vesicle)
synthesis of Epi and NE what happens in the vesicle
Dopamine –> NE–> E (leaves vesicle)
synthesis of Epi and NE what happens in the adrenal medulla
NE –> E
Na+ dependent tyrosine transporter
transport tyrosine to nerve
VMAT-2
transports NE, Epi, DA, serotonin into vesicles
* contents released like Epi when Ca+2 influx and AP occurs
NE transporter (NET) DAT
import NE back into nerve vesicles after released
imports DA back into nerve vesicles after released
what breaks down NE and Api
has to be done inside the nerve
MAO
COMT
a1 receptors
a1 : vasculature, heart, GI (relaxation)
= all increase
= use Epi most
a2 receptors
a2 : insulin from B-cells (decrease), Vasculature SM (contraction), platelet aggregation
= inhibitory
= uses Epi more
B1
B2
B3 receptors
B1 : Juxta cells, HEART (increase renin + HR) B2 : SM vasculature(RELAX), LUNG RELEAX B3 : Adipose tissue (lipolysis) = all are excitatory = B1 + B2 use Epi, B3 use NE