Neurophysio 2 Flashcards
___ often act on neurons
toxins
toxins can either be ___ or ____ to different in channels
agonist
antagonists
tetrodotoxin blocks ____ gated ____ channels
Na+
TTX blocks ___ ___
action potentials
TTX causes ____ or ____
death
paralysis
Botulinum toxin blocks ___ ___ at the neuromuscular junction
vesicle fusion
Botulinum blocks the muscles from ____ reducing wrinkles
contracting
Apamin is a toxin in ___ venom
bee
Apamin blocks a certain type of ___ channel
K+
Curare is in south american plants and used to make ___ tipped darts and arrows
poison
Curare blocks ___ receptors leading to ___ ___
nicotinic
muscle weakness
apamin keeps the __ channels from opening leading to no ____
K+
repolarization
graded responses are ___
electrotonic
2 types of graded responses
EPSP
IPSP
EPSPs are mediated by ___ influx
Na+
IPSPs are mediated by ___ influx
Cl-
specific neurotransmitters to specific neurons?
lock and key receptor specificity
ligand mediated receptors:
ionotropic binding?
ligand binds
channels open
ions flow in/out
ionotropic binding is ____
fast
metabotropic binding
bind to neurotransmitter and doesnt open
G protein activated by neurotransmitter
talks to nucleus
metabotropic is ___
slow
___ is the most prevalent excitatory neurotransmitter
glutamate
3 ionotropic glutamate NTs
AMPA
Kainate
NMDA
AMPA causes a ___ influx
Na+
NMDA requires ___, some Mg2+ and then ___ and ___ influx in addition to glutamate binding
depolarization
Na+
Ca2+
metabotropic glutamate NT
MGLURs
glutamate can be ____
excitoxic
exitoxic
neuron explodes on itself
___ is the most prevalent inhibitory NT
GABA
ionotropic GABA NT
GABA A
GABA A causes an influx of ___
Cl-
GABA A - benzos are ____
agonists
2 metabotropic GABA NT
GABA B
GIRK
GABA B are ___ and ___ messengers
GPCR
2nd
GIRK channels trigger ____ releasing ____
IPSPs
K+
____ found all through the body, especially active in the spinal cord
glycine
___ can change GABA to Glutamate or vis versa and send back to neuron
Astrocyte
____ is a biogenic amine
ACh
all motoneurons on skeletal muscles use ____
ACh
ACh come from ___ ____ and ___
acetyl CoA
choline
ACh uses the enzyme ____
CHAT
ACh is degraded by ___ ___
acetyl cholinesterase
ionotropic receptor for ACh
nicotinic
metabotropic receptor for ACh
muscarinic
more nicotinic ACh receptors in ____ and more muscarinic receptors in ____
PNS
CNS
cholinergic signaling is usually ___ and _____ in the heart
excitatory
inhibitory
cholinergic signaling is predominent in ___ ___ and _____ autonomic NS
neuromuscular junction
PS
pre gg SP and PS have _____
post gg PS have ___
post gg SP have ___
acetylcholine
acetylcholine
NE
____ _____: autoimmune; antibodies against nicotinic receptors; production of ACh is normal; progressively wekaing with repeated muscle contractions
myasthenia gravis
2 catecholamines
dopamine
norepinephrine
dopamine
D1 is ____
D2 is ____
both have ____ receptors
excitatory
inhibitory
muscarinic
dopamine comes from 2 major areas
substantia nigra
ventral tegmental area
if you have a problem with dopamine in the substantia nigra…..
parkinsons
if you have a problem with dopamine in the ventral tegmental area…
schizophrenia and addiction
NE is produced in the ___ ____ in the pons
locus ceruleus
NE is all about ___ ___ and ____
arousal alertness
attention
NE is the PNS ____ NT
SP
NE has 2 ___ and 2 ____ receptor subtypes
alpha
beta
NE receptors are ___
muscarinic
dopamine and NE are both recycled through similar transporters and hydrolyzed by ___
MAO
____ breaks down dopamine in the synaptic cleft
COMT
Serotonin is related to ___ and made in the ___ ___ in the brainstem (midbrain)
depression
raphe nuclei
recycling and degredation of serotinin by ____
MAOIs
histamine is predominently made by ____, in the ___ ___
hypothalamus
tuberomamillary nucleus
histamine is related to being ____
conscious
neuropeptides are ____ with other NTs
co-released
neuropeptides are packed in the ____ ___ and ____
golgi complex and cleaved
neuropeptides require higher frequency ___ ____
action potential
5 examples of neuropeptides
Substance P VIP CCK ADH Endorphins
adenosine is coreleased with ___ and tends to be more ____
glutamate
sedative
adenosine is the antagonist to ____ and its receptors are ___
caffeine
GPCRs
endocannabinoids are drugs taht changes ___
psychoactivity
aka marijuana?
nitric acid is a ____ NT
gaseous
which neurotransmitters are recycled for rapid re-uptake by glia?
GABA
glutamate