Lec.1 Neurotransmitters Flashcards
Neuromodulation differs than neurotransmission by …….
How long the substance acts on the synapse, neuromodulators have more time affecting the synapses before being inactivated
What is myethenia gravis ?
Autoimmune destruction of A,Ch receptors at N.M junction
N.Ep has 2 effects, explain?
Excitatory with alpha 1 receptors
Inhibitory with B2 receptors
Effect of Dopamine??
Slow Inhibitory
How cocaine is related to amphetamines ??
In its action.. A stimulant drugs produces euphoria by binding to the re-uptake transporters for dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin and blocking their re-uptake into the presynaptic axon endings.
GABA’s effect?? How?
Inhibitory
Through increasing conductancr of cl ions, more negativity, producing hyperpolarization of the nerve membrane.
Glycine is …….. & Is antagonized by …….
Inhibitory
Strychnine
……….. Represents 50% of catecholamines
Dopamine
………….. Present 75% of excitation in CNS
Glutamate & Aspartate
Benzodiazepines drugs ??
Increase ability of GABA
INCREASE ITS INHIBITORY EFFECT
Iv: spasms, epileptic seizures, seizures from drug overdose and poisons
Orally: anxiety, sleeplessness
Which from slowly acting neuropeptides is:
- Excitatory neurotransmitter of pain sensation
- Naturally morphine like substance, modifies pain transmission
- Substance p
2. Endogenous opioid peptides