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1
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excitatory AA transmitters

A

glutamate

aspartate

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2
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inhibitory AA transmitters

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GABA

glycine

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3
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small molecule transmitters

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actylcholine
monoamine
histamine

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4
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monoamines

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catecholamines (dopamine and NE)

serotonin (5-HT)

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5
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peptides

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opioids

tachykinins

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6
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opioids

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enkephalins
endorphins
dynorphins

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7
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tachykinins

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substance P

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8
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what is the most common effect of retrograde transmission

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modification of NT release

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9
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NTs that activate inotropic Rs

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glutamate
GABA
Acetylcholine
glycine
5-HT
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10
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NTs that activate metabotropic Rs

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glutamate
GABA
Acetylcholine
dopamine
NE
5-HT
H2
neuropeptides
endocannabinoids
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11
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glutamate

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excitatory

non-essential aa that does not cross BBB

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12
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glutamate synthesis

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occurs in brain form glucose

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13
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glutamate storage

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taken up into synaptic vesicles by an ATP-dependent transporter

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14
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inactivation of glutamate

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initially taken up by glial cells and converted into glutamine -> transported out of glial cells into glutamatergic nn cells and converted back to glutamate

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15
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glutamate ionotropic Rs

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AMPA

NMDA

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16
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AMPA

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mediate vast majority of excitatory transmission in brain
ligand gated Na/K Ch
GluR1-4

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17
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NMDA

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ligand gated Na/K Ch which is also highly permeable to Ca
are also voltage dependent b/c they are blocked by Mg until depolarized and then allow Ca flux
-overstimulation of these during hypoxia -> apoptosis

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18
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PCP (angle dust) and ketamine

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non-competitive antagonists at NMDA R

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19
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NMDA R subtypes

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NR1
NR2A
NR2B
NR2C
NR2D
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20
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glutamate metabotrophic Rs

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postsynaptic- decreases K -> increases IP3 and DAG

presynaptic -> decreased Ca conductance -> decreases cAMP

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21
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GABA

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inhibitory

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22
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GABA synthesis

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locally from glucose, pyruvate, or other AA precursors

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23
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GABA storage

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loaded into synpatic vesicles by vesicular transporter

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24
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GABA inactivation

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terminated by rapid reuptake by several types of plasma membrane transporters
also taken up by glial cells

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25
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inotropic GABA Rs

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ligand gated ClChs
GABAa R activation hyperpolarizes cell d/t influx of Cl
over 15 subtypes

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26
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metabotropic GABA Rs

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postsynaptic- increases K conductance

presynaptic- decreases Ca conductance

27
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what drugs will bind GABA Rs

A

Benzodiazepines

barbiturates

28
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glycine

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ligand-gated ClChs
tetanus toxin inhibits glycine release
anatgonists is strychnine
can act as co-agonist w/glutamate at NMDA Rs

29
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Ach synthesis

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in presynaptic terminal from choline and acetly-CoA via choline acetyltransferase

30
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Ach Storage

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Ach loaded into vesicles by VAT

31
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Ach inactivation

A

enzymatic degradation via AchE

32
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Ach ionotropic/nicotinic Rs

A

increases cation conductance
located at NM jxn, postganglionic nn, CNS
agonist- nicotine
antagonist- curare-like drugs

33
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metabotropic/muscarinic Ach Rs

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M1- excitatory -> decreases K conductance -> increased IP3 and DAG
M2- inhibitory -> increases K conductance -> decreases cAMP
agonists- muscarine, pilocarpine
antagonists- atropine, glycopyyrolate

34
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DA synthesis

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presynaptic terminal from tyrosine by enzymes tyrosine hydroxylase and dopa decarboxylase

35
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DA storage

A

loaded into vesicles by VMAT

36
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DA inactivation

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reuptake mediated by high affinity DAT and low affinity PMAT

37
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DA Rs

A

D1-5
D1- stimulatory increases cAMP
D2- inhibitory:
- postsynaptic -> increases K -> decreased cAMP
- presynaptic -> decreases Ca conductance

38
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cocaine

A

produces DA uptake block

39
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amphetamine

A

increases DA release

40
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NE synthesis

A

inside NE granules from DA via dopamine beta-hydroxylase

41
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NE storage

A

in granules which it was produced

42
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NE inactivation

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reuptake into presynaptic cell mediated by NET

43
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NE Rs

A

all metabotropic
alpha 1, 2
Beta 1,2,3

44
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alpha 1

A

excitatory
decreased K conductance -> increased IP3 and DAG
agonists- phenylephrine
antagonists- phentolamine, prasozin

45
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alpha 2

A 
inhibitory 
postsynaptic- increases K conducatance -> decreases cAMP
presynaptic -> decreases Ca conductance
agonist- clonidine
antagonist- yohimbine
46
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Beta 1

A

excitatory
decreased K conductance -> increased cAMP
agonist- isoproternol
antagonist- propanolol

47
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beta 2

A

inhibitory
increases cAMP
agonist- albuterol
antagonist- butoamine

48
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5-HT synthesis

A

in presynaptic terminal from tryptophan via tryptophan hydroxylase

49
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5-HT storage

A

loaded into vesicles

50
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5-HT inactivation

A

SERT (inhibited by many anti-depressants)

pumps 5-HT back into nn terminal

51
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5-HT ionotropic Rs

A

5-HT3

nonselective cation Ch

52
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5-HT metabotropic Rs

A

5HT1,2,4-7

53
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5HT1

A

inhibitory

54
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5-HT2a and 4

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excitatory

55
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what drugs interact with 5-HT Rs

A

ecstacy (MDMA)
LSD
ondansetron (antiemetic
atypical antipychotics

56
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H Rs

A

all are metabotropic
H1-4
1 and 2 excitatory

57
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peptide NT synthesisis

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in cell body

58
Q

peptide NT storage

A

packed into large dense core vesicles for transport down axon

59
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peptide NT inactivation

60
Q

peptide NT Rs

A

each peptide has its own R, usually metabotropic

61
Q

endocannabinoids synthesis

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endogenous lipophilic cannabinoids (anandamide and 2-arachidonylglycerol) occurs locally and rapidly in response to depolarization and Ca influx

62
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endocannabinoids storage

A

non-classical NT not stored in vesicles

63
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endocannabinoids release

A

non-classical

retrograde messengers

64
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endocannabinoids Rs

A

all metabotropic
CB1-brain
inhibitory

Neuro II (22 decks)

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