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Neurotransmission 2 Flashcards

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Adrenalin

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Fight or Flight

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Noradrenalin

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Konzentration

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Serotonin

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Stimmung

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Dopamin

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Glück

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GABA

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Beruhigend

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Acetylcholin

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Lernen

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Glutamate

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GedächtnisG

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Endorphine

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Euphorie

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Was machen Neurotransmitter?

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Übertragen Informationen

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Wo werden Neurotransmitter synthetisiert?

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Im Neuron

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Wo liegen Neurotransmitter vor?

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In den Versikeln der Präsynaptischen Terminale

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Acetylcholin Wirkung

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  • Vermittelt überwiegend Erregung
  • Beteiligt an Motorik
  • Beteiligt an vegetativen Regulation
  • Transmitter für Gedächtnis und Lernen
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Monoamine

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Katecholamine: Dopamin; Adrenalin; Noradrenalin

Indolamine: Serotonin

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Aminosäuren (Neurotransmitter)

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Glutamat; GABA; Glycin

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Neuropeptide

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Endorphine; andere Neuropeptide

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Schlüssel Schloss Prinzip

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Transmittermoleküle binden and spezifische Rezeptoren

Schloss: Rezeptor = Protein an dem Liganden binden und Reaktion auslösen

Schlüssel: Ligand = Substanz, die RT bindet

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Ionotrope Rezeptoren

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-Transmitter bindet direkt an Rezeptor
- Verändert Form des Rezeptors
- Öffnet/ Schließt Ionenkanal
-> schnelle Wirkung

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Metabotrope Rezeptoren

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First Messenger: T bindet an Rezeptor
- Alpha Untereinheit trennt sich vom G-Protein
- Moduliert Aktivität Zielmoleküls

Zielmolekül: Ionenkanäle/ Second Messenger

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