Neurotransmitters in NS Flashcards

1
Q

What is the main excitatory nt?

A
  • Glutamate [works in the CNS]
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2
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What receptors does glutamate have?

A
  • (cation) ionotropic: AMPA, NMDA kainate receptors
  • metabotropic: mGlu1-8
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3
Q

What is the main inhibitory nt?

A
  • GABA [works in the CNS]
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4
Q

What receptors does GABA have?

A
  • (anion) inotropic: GABAa
  • metabotropic: GABAb
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5
Q

What nts have only metabotropic receptors?

A
  • Dopamine [D1-5]
  • Noradrenaline [alpha1-2, beta1-3]
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6
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What receptors does dopamine have?

A
  • D1-5
    (all metabotropic)
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7
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What receptors does noradrenaline have?

A
  • alpha1-2
  • beta1-3
    (all metabotropic)
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8
Q

What are metabotropic receptors?

A
  • G protein coupled
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9
Q

What receptors does serotonin (5-HT) have

A
  • (cation) ionotropic: 5-HT3
  • metabotropic: 5-HT1, 2, 4-7
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10
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What receptors does acetylcholine have?

A
  • (cation) ionotropic: nAChRs
  • metabotropic: mAChRs
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