Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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What type of neurotransmitter is dopamine?

A

Dora mine is amonoamine other include serotonin and noradvennaline

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What one the levels of dopamine and noradreline in the strairaitum

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High levels of dopamine compared to a low bull of noradina’ine

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What evidence is there that dopamine is a neurotransmitter?

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Dopamine stimulates AC (kebabian metal ) 1972 binding site found for dopamine (haloperidol) chebabian 1979

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4
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How many distant derpanine receptors are there?

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There are 5 dompanile receptors D5 to Dl

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5
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List the steps in dopamine synthesis

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Tyrosine uptake from blood) active
Tyrosin converted to L-dopa by tyrosin nehydroxylose (rate limiting steps )
Dopa dear boxylose converts todo ldopa partire dopamine gets into his : das portaged

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6
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List the steps in the synthesis of noradreative

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As with dopamine
Tyrosine
Tyrosine hydroylose
L- dopa
Dopa decarboxylose L
Dopamine
Dopamine beta - hydroxyls
Noradrenaline

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How is dopamine metabolised? At what parts of the pathway?

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Monoamineoxidose B
Breaks down dopamine in two parts of the pathway 1, unrealsed dopamine is broken down into Dopac (this is in Order to control the lag of tyrosietydroxylose down regulation, during down regulation,
Also reuptaked dopamine is broken down into dopac , however 20-70-1 in I o is recycled into vesicles. From there dopac is broken down into HVA which is removed from the cell.

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Where hereare mono amine neurones located in the brain.

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Cell bodies mainly y in the mid and hind brain
There one major projections into the forebrain and hypothalamus along with the spinal cord

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9
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What are the three main dopamine pathways in the brain

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Nigrastriatal
Mesolimbic
Mesocortial

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10
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What dopamine receptors cue excitatory and which are inhibitory?

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D1 like receptors ( D1 and D5) are excitatory
Where as D2 like receptors are inhibitory(d2d3d4)

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11
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What are some D1 like excitatory agonists

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Nonselective → apomorphine → used to treat Parkinson’s

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12
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What are some D2c inhibitory) agonists

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Quinpirole → D2 and D5

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13
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How does phenylalanine effect dopamine synthesis and storage?

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It is a false precursor for tyrostenydrosiylose → and others need to revise lecture

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14
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What drug blocks the activity of Tyrosine hydroxylase ?

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alpha-Methyl-p-tyrosine

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15
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What drug blocks dopa - decarboxlose?

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Benserazide carbidiopa

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16
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What drug blocks the release of dopamine?

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Reserpine ?

17
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What drug kills doparinergic neurones?

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6- hydroxydoparine (6 6-ohpa) or MPTP

18
Q

How does amantidine effect dopamine signalling

A

It increases dopamine close as at the synapse

19
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How does cocaine effect dopamine signalling

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It prevents the reuptate of dopamine

20
Q

How do amphetamines effect dopamine signalling?

A

It increases release, and disrupts breakdown by monoamine boxidose B and prevents reuptake

21
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What drugs interfere with the actions of monoamine oxidase B)_

A

Amphetamines and selegilline

22
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What drug interferes with the effects of catechol-O-methyl transferase?

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Tolacapone