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GABA Interneurons
Cortex and Hippocampus neurons
GABA Projection neurons
Striatum and Cerebellar Purkinje Cells
Spinocerebellar Ataxias
Rare genetic mutation that causes degeneration and death of Purkinje cells
Causes ataxia, impaired balance, and poor motor coordination
GABA(A) receptors
Ionotropic Receptor
Composed of 5 subunits
allows Cl- to move into the cell, causing hyperpolarization and inhibition
Activates more when the membrane was previously depolarized
Responds to low levels of GABA
Mild, tonic hyperpolerization
Muscimol (from Amanita Muscaria)
GABA(A) agonist that comes from a mushroom
High doses causes intoxication characterized by hyperthermia, pupil dilation, mood elevation, difficulties in concentration, ect ect ect
SIMILAR TO LCD
Benzodiazepines, Barbituates, and Ethanol, Neurosteroids, Anesthetics
GABA(A) receptors are sensitive to CNS-depressant drugs
they act as positive allosteric modulators, which can lead to tolerance, dependence, and withdrawl symptoms when drug treatment is terminated
Anethestics
Increases inhibitory receptors
Can decrease excitatory receptors depending on the anethestics
Catamenial Epilepsy
roughly 40-60% of women suffer
Neurosteroids, particularly ALLO, may be involved
TYPE I Catamenial Epilepsy
Estrogen/Progesterone is high during periovulatory period
During Ovulation period
Type II Catamenial Epilepsy
Withdrawal from diminishing diminishing progesterone (after luteal phase)
Postpartum depression
Major depressive disorder, ALLO alleviates postpartum depression
Better treatment then SSRI’s
Status Epilepticus
CL- leaves instead of enters when GABA binds
No amount of time for brain to recover between seizures
Drugs that targets BDZ-insensitive extrasynaptic GABAA receptors is treatment
GABA(B) receptors
Metabotropic receptors
Postsynaptic GABA(B) receptors
Inhibits neuronal firings by stimulate K+ Channel opening
inhibits cAMP
Presynaptic GABA(B) receptors
Acts as autoreceptors or heteroreceptors and inhibits Ca2+ channels from opening
Inhibits cAMP