Kap ---- forelesning 3 Flashcards

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Synapse

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able to change and adapt in response of neuron firing

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2
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Electrical synapses

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Fast response

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3
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Chemical synapses

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  • slower, but controlled response
  • much more abudant
  • more selective
  • use neurotransmitters (chemical signals)
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4
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Gap junctions

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  • super fast
  • bidirectional
  • synchronizattion among neurons
  • coorfination intracellular signaling (everything can pass)
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5
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Co-transmitters

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molecules when more than one transmitter is present within a nerve terminal

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6
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Nevn de 3 typene nevrotransmitter

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  1. Small Molecule Neurotransmitter
    - slow axoplasmic transport
    • Monoamines
    • Amino acid
  2. Neuropeptides
    - Fast axoplasmic transport
  3. Gaseous neurotransmitter
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7
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4 ways of signal termination

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  1. Reuptake by presynaptic neuron
  2. Enzymatic degradation
  3. Diffusion away from synapse
  4. Removal of neurotransmitter from glial cells
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8
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Drug effect

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Changes in psysiological processes and behavior of an individual

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9
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Site of action

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point at which drugs interact with molecules located on or in cells

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10
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Pharmacokinetics

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  • what the body does to a drug
  • how the drug enters your body
  • how it gets distrubuted in your body
  • how it gets active in your body
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the 4 fases of Pharmacokinetics

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  1. Absorption
    - the process by which a drug gets acsess to the bloodstream from the side of drug administration
    - the speed of this process is called durate of drug expostion
  2. Metabolism
    - the process by which drugs is chemically changes by lepsolitime form sutibable for absorption and disstribution to a more water sutibible form that is excretion
  3. Excretion
    - the process of which drugs endamitabolice are removed from the body
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12
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Agonist

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substance that promotes activity of neurotransmitters

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13
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Antagonist

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substance that reduces the activity of neurotransmitters

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14
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Placebo

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inactive substance

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