Ch.8 Glutamate & GABA

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What is the clinical use of Riluzole?

ALS – prolongs survival

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Riluzole?

Reduces glutamate release and increases reuptake (indirect glutamate effect)

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What is the clinical use of Nuedexta?

ALS; Pseudobulbar Affect

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Nuedexta?

NMDA antagonist

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What is the clinical use of Radicava (Edaravone)?

ALS – slows decline, antioxidant

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Radicava (Edaravone)?

Free radical scavenger (indirect glutamate-related action)

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What is the clinical use of Phencyclidine (PCP)?

Hallucinogen

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Phencyclidine (PCP)?

NMDA receptor antagonist

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What is the clinical use of Ketamine?

Anesthetic / antidepressant

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Ketamine?

NMDA receptor antagonist on GABA interneurons

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What is the clinical use of CX-717 (Ampakine)?

ADHD / Alzheimer’s / cognitive enhancement

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What is the mechanism or receptor for CX-717 (Ampakine)?

AMPA positive allosteric modulator receptor

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What is the clinical use of Selfotel?

Stroke (experimental, discontinued)

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Selfotel?

NMDA receptor antagonist

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What is the clinical use of Domoic acid?

Excitotoxin from algae

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Domoic acid?

AMPA / kainate receptor agonist

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What is the clinical use of Vigabatrin?

Epilepsy

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Vigabatrin?

Inhibits GABA transaminase (GABA-T)

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What is the clinical use of Tiagabine?

Epilepsy

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Tiagabine?

Inhibits GABA transporter (GAT-1)

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What is the clinical use of Picrotoxin?

Convulsant (experimental); possibly for Down’s syndrome

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Picrotoxin?

GABA_A antagonist

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What is the clinical use of Pentylenetetrazol (Metrazol)?

Convulsant (experimental)

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Pentylenetetrazol (Metrazol)?

GABA_A antagonist

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What is the clinical use of Bicuculline?

Convulsant (experimental)

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Bicuculline?

GABA_A antagonist

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What is the clinical use of Muscimol?

Hallucinogen / research tool

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Muscimol?

GABA_A agonist

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What is the clinical use of Ethanol?

Depressant / sedative

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Ethanol?

GABA_A positive allosteric modulator

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What is the clinical use of Flumazenil?

Reverses benzodiazepine overdose

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Flumazenil?

GABA_A antagonist

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What is the clinical use of Ro15-4513?

Experimental ethanol antidote

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Ro15-4513?

GABA_A modulator

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What is the clinical use of Baclofen (Lioresal)?

Muscle relaxant / antispastic

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Baclofen (Lioresal)?

GABA_B agonist

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What is the clinical use of Propofol?

IV anesthetic

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Propofol?

GABA_A positive allosteric modulator

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What is the clinical use of Benzodiazepines?

Anxiolytic / sedative / anticonvulsant

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What is the mechanism or receptor for Benzodiazepines?

GABA_A positive allosteric modulator