L8 Flashcards

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dopamine major func

A
  • hormone regulation
  • reward
  • emesis
  • movement
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noradrenaline major func

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  • mood
  • blood pressure regulation
  • arousal/vigilance
  • analgesia
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serotonin major func

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  • sleep/wakefulness
  • mood
  • feeding and sexual behaviourt
  • temp and blood pressure regulation
  • emesis
  • Control of sensory transmission
  • Nociception
  • Vasoconstriction and vasodilation
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acetylcholine major func

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  • sleep/wakefulness
  • arousal/attention
  • learning and memory
  • motor control
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5
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how transmitter operate in synapse

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synthesis
storage (nt into vesiscle)
release (presynaptic hetero or autoreceptor)
action (binding)
reuptake (through transporter in presynaptic)
degradation (in presynaptic or surrounding cell) except ACh in synapse

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monoamine synthesis adrenaline

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l tyrosine (amino acid)
-> dopamine
-> noradrenaline
-> adrenaline

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monoamine synthesis serotonin

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l tryptophan (amino acid)

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synthesis ACh

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from choline

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9
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amino acid transmitter synthesis (neuronal + glia pathway

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glucose -> acetyCoa -> Citric acid -> (GABA T) -> glutamate (glutamic acid decaboxylase)-> GABA

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neuronal pathway

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glutamine (glutaminase) -> gaba

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binding and receptor activation at ligand gated channel

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activate ligand gated channel
-> permit aion, cation through

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binding and receptor activation at g protein channel

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activate g protein
-> activate second messengers
-> cause ion channel to open
-> causes change to ion channel and other cell signalling
-> increase movement of positive charge into cell
OR
-> liberation of positive charge inside cells

BY
- Involve closure of ion channel that conduct positive ion into the cell
- Open of channel that conduct positive charge out of the cell

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release (process) Ca

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depolarise
ca2+ voltage open
ca2+ geting inside
ca2+ promote fusion of vesicle to membrane
exocytosis of nt from vesicle (out of presynapse)

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storage (process)

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active transport into vesicle
store - prevent leakage to cytoplasm
often drive by h+ gradient (generated by atp dependent h+ pump)

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15
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transporter vmat

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monoamines (driven by h+)

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transporter vacht

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acetycholine (driven by h+)

17
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transporter vgat

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gaba (h+ and electrical gradient)

18
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transporter vglut

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glutamine + iongarnic phosphat ion (driven by voltage gradient)

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reuptake (process) Na

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active transport into neuron
via high affinity na+ membrane transporter protein

20
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monoamine degradation by

A

by monoamine oxidase mao

(bound to neuron and non neuronal cell michondria)

21
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mao a degrade what

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NA, Adr, DA, 5HT

22
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mao b degrade what

23
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amino acid degradation glutamate

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by enzyme glutamine synthase

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amino acid degradation gaba

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enzyme GABA transaminase (GABA-T)

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ACh degradation
Acetylcholinesterase break ACh to acetyle and choline
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vesicle types of glutamate, gaba, glycine, acetyle (aminoacid + quarternary)
small clear
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vesicle types of monoamine
intermediate dense vesicle
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vesicle types of neuropeptide
large densecore vesicle
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substrate
drug that is transported by transporter, mimic function of endogenous subtance
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inhibitor
drug bind to transporter, prevent substrate or endogenous subtance being transported
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modulator
bind into other site (allosteric side) of neuron, modulate activities of receptors (make agonist/subtance more likely to bind there or decrease/increase/strengthen the efficacy of things bind there)
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50 release glutamate as excitatory
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30 40 release gaba as inhibit
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g excitatory
d1 d5 alpha 1 beta 1 2 3 sero 2 4 5 6 7 mAChR 1 3 5 group 1 mGluR
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g inhibitory
d2 3 4 alpha 2 sero 1 mACh 2 4 gaba b group 2 3 mGluR
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ligand excitatory
sero 3 Nicotinic AChRs a4b2 or a7 amoa kainate nmda
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ligand inhibitory
gaba ac
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false substrate and inhibitor target enzyme
just like how it target transporter
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prodrug
catalysed by enzyme form an active product