Lecture 9: Neuropeptides Flashcards

1
Q

How are NP taken back into terminals?

A

There’s no current evidence that reuptake happens. Only metabolised.

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2
Q

How are NP’s synthesized?

A
DNA
mRNA
pre-propeptide
propeptide
peptide
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3
Q

Substance P is a primary NT where?

A

Spine

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4
Q

How fast acting are NP’S?

A

Slow (sec - min)

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5
Q

What are 2 types of NP’s?

A

Tachykinins

Opioid peptides

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6
Q

What type of NP is subs. P?

A

Tachykinin

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7
Q

What are 3 types of opioid peptides?

A

Enkephalins
Endorphins
Dynorphins

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8
Q

Enkephalins result in what actions?

A

Motor output

Pain sensation

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9
Q

Endorphins result in what actions?

A

neuroendocrine control

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10
Q

Dynorphins result in what actions?

A

Pain/inflamm response

Learning

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11
Q

How are NP’s released?

A

Ca dependent vesicles

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12
Q

What are the 3 receptors for NP’s?

A

Mu
Delta
Kappa

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