Neurology Flashcards
What is glutamate made from? What enzyme converts it?
Glycine
Phosphate activated glutaminase
Name 3 ionotropic receptors of Glutamate. Where are they?
POST
AMPA, NMDA, KAINATE
Name 3 metabotropic receptors of Glutamate. Where are they?
Group 1 - mGlu1, mGlu5 = POST
Group 2 - mGlu2, mGlu3 = PRE
Group 3 - mGlu4,6,7,8 = PRE
How is GABA formed? What breaks it down?
Glutamate —+GAD, vit b6—-> GABA
GABA transaminase
How is Glycine formed?
Ser —Ser Hydroxymethyltransferase –> Glycine
Thre ———Thre Aldolase——————-> Glycine
Name two ionotropic receptors for inhibitory amino acid NTs
- GABAa
- Glycine
The metabotropic receptor GABAb is a channel to which ion?
K+
How is seratonin made?
- L-Tryptophan –+T hydroxylase –> 5-hydroxyLtryptophan
- —+L aromatic acid decanboxylase –> 5HT
What is the only ionotropic 5HT receptor?
5HT3
What is the amino acid precursor of dopamine?
Tyrosine ( –> DOPA –> Dopamine)
All DA receptors are metabotropic, where are which ones?
- D1 and D5 are PRE
- D2, D3 and D4 are BOTH
Name the one Acetylcholine ionotropic receptor and its one metabotropic receptor. (BOTH pre&post)
- Ionotropic is nicAch R
- Metabotropic is Musc Ach R