Neurotransmission & ANS Pharmacology III: Other Mediators: Amines, Peptides, Eicosanoids, & NO Flashcards
What precursor is Serotonin synthesised from?
L-Tryptophan
What receptors does Serotonin act via?
5-HT receptors
TRUE OR FALSE:
5-HT receptors are structurally similar to adrenoceptors?
True.
Therefore, cross-effects of drugs
Which drug acts on the 5-HT1D receptor?
- Sumpatripan
- Used to treat migraines
- Agonist
Which drug acts on the 5-HT2A receptor?
- Psychedelic drugs e.g. LSD
- Agonist
Which drug acts on the 5-HT3 receptor?
- Ondansetron
- Used to control nausea / vomiting
- Antagonist
What precursor is Histamine synthesised from?
L-histidine
Where is Histamine stored?
Granules within mast cells and basophils
Which Histamine receptor type is found on bronchial smooth muscle, ileum, and endothelial cells?
H1
Which Histamine receptor type is found on gastric parietal cells, uterine smooth muscle, vascular smooth muscle, and heart?
H2
Which Histamine receptor type is found in the CNS?
H3
What are the FIVE Opioid Peptide Receptors?
- μ (mu)
- δ (delta)
- κ (kappa)
- ORL1(nociceptive)
- ζ (zeta)
Are Opioid Receptors ion channels or GPCRs?
Gi / G0 coupled
What are TWO examples of Tachykinins?
- Substance P
- Neurokinins A & B
Which receptors do Tachykinins act via?
G-protein coupled NK1, NK2 & NK3 receptors