Receptors Flashcards
What types of Acetylcholine Receptors are there.
Nicotinic
Muscarinic
Features of Nicotinic ACh receptors
Ligand-gated Ionotropic (Ion channels)
Afinity to Nicotine
Features of Muscarinic ACh receptors
Metabotropic (Not a channel)
Afinity to Muscarine
What neurotransmitters effect Adrenergic receptors
Norepinephrine (Noradrenaline)
Epinephrine (Adrenaline)
Where are alpha-1a,b,c subtype of Adrenergic receptors located
Vascular smooth muscle
Heart
Agonist and Antagonist for alpha-1a,b,c Adrenergic receptors and their effects
Agonist - Methoxamine (Hypotension - Raise BP)
Antagonist - Doxazosin (Hypertension - Lower BP)
Where are alpha-2a,b,c subtypes of Adrenergic receptor located
CNS
Platelets
Nerve Terminals
Agonist and Antagonist for alpha-2a,b,c Adrenergic receptors and their effects
Agonist - Guanfacine (Hypertension - Lower BP)
Antagonist - Yohimbine
Name the 3 types of Beta Receptors and their locations
B1 - Heart
B2 - Respiratory, Uterine, Skeletal
B3 - Fat Cells
Examples and actions of B Agonist and Antagonist
Agonist
Isoproterol (Increase HR, Cardiac Output)
Salbutamol - Asthma
Antagonist -
Propranolol (Decrease HR, Cardiac Output)
Bisoprolol
Timolol - Glaucoma Treatment