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What do astrocytes do for the cell?
Astrocytes monitor neuron activity.
Where are Schwann cells located?
Schwann Cells are located in the PNS.
What type of neurotransmitter does the Sympathetic Nervous System contain?
Norepinephrine/Pre-ganglionic Neurons
What type of neurotransmitter does the Parasympathetic Nervous System contain?
Acetylcholine
Forebrain -Telencephalon - Basal Ganglia (PCGS)
Motor Control
Forebrain - Diencephalon - Thalamus (HAMS); Where is it located?
It is located between the cerebral cortex and the brainstem.
Intracellular Pathway
Water-soluble molecules
Trans-cellular Pathway
Lipid-soluble
What are ions dissolved in?
Intracellular Fluid
What does electrostatic pressure do?
It causes ions to flow towards oppositely charged areas.
Where are Nicotinic ACh receptors?
Muscles
Where are the Muscarinic ACh receptors?
Brain
What is the difference between Ionotropic and Metabotropic Receptors?
Ionotropic receptors are much faster and they change shape when receptors bind to them, whereas metabotropic receptors are much slower and require a g-protein to let ions through.
What drugs enhance GABA function?
Benzodiazepines
Dopamine
Substantia Nigra - Parkinson’s Disease
Ventral Tegmental - Reward; Schizophrenia/Depression
Where is Norepinephrine synthesized? What drug blocks it?
Locus Coeruleus/Pons; Propanolol
Where is Serotonin synthesized?
Raphe Nuclei