Serotonin Exam 3

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brain stem

Serotonin is produced by clusters of neurons in the __ ___

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There are ___ subtypes of serotonin receptors

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monoamine

Serotonin is a ____

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axon terminal

Serotonin is synthesized in the __ ___

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no

Is serotonin a catecholamine?

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Tryptophan hydroxylase (TPH)

___ ___ converts tryptophan into serotonin

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VMAT2

____ loads serotonin into the vesicles

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There are __ families of serotonin receptors

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5-HT__ is the only ionotropic receptor

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inhibitory, decrease

5-HT1A and 5HT5 are ___ and ___ cAMP

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hyperpolarize, Gi

5-HT1A and 5HT5 ___ the cell by coupling to a ___ protein

- allows for potassium to open

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TPH

___ is the rate limiting enzyme in serotonin synthesis

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excitatory calcium

5-HT2A is ___ and it increases intracellular ___ and activates protein kinase C

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Gq

5-HT2A is coupled to ___ which activates intracellular signaling cascades

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SERT (5-HTT)

Serotonin is removed from the synapse by the serotonin transporter ______

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Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI)

____ block SERT, increasing serotonin levels in the synapse

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SSRI

Prozac is a ____

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Raphe nuclei

Serotonin is released from clusters of neurons located in the brain stem called ___ ___

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Serotonin

Functions of ____ include modulating the sleep-wake cycle, eating behaviors, anxiety, impulsivity, and mood

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Modulate

Does serotonin modulate or directly control behavior?

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Dorsal Raphe Nucleus (DRN)

The ____ is the largest serotonergic nucleus

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Brain stem, hypothalamus, lateral habenula, prefrontal cortex

4 major inputs to the DRN

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Stress coping

Serotonin has a big role in __ __

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Wakefulness

Since serotonin is related to the sleep wake cycle, it might be a product of ____

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Increased

Serotonin transporter (SERT) knockout mice have ___ susceptibility to stress, anxiety, sleep disturbances, aggression, and depression like behavior

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Convert

Tryptophan hydroxylase (TPH2) knockout mice can't ___ tryptophan and show increased aggression

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Aggressive

Mice with low serotonin are more ___

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Increased

5-HT1A receptor knockout mice show ___ anxiety like behavior (avoid open spaces)

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Reduces

5HT1A activation ____ anxiety and stress

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Passive

5HT1A is involved in ___ coping (reduces anxiety and aggression and increases resilience and patients)

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Active

5-HT2A is involved in ___ coping (promotes behavioral flexibility and helps respond to stress through active problem solving and decision making)

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Delayed

Behavioral effects due to SSRIs are ___

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Downregulate, less

Over time, serotonin auto receptors ____, allowing more serotonin to be released and (less/more) negative feedback at the terminal

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neuroadaptations

Chronic SSRI use leads to ___ in the brain

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silent, hippocampus, GABA

Chronic SSRI use causes expression of previously ___ serotonin receptors (5HT5A) in the ___

- These are found on ____ergic interneurons

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hippocampus

The ___ plays a key role in regulating stress responses

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Depression

___ is dysregulation of the stress system

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No

Do SSRIs work for everyone?

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Ketamine

_____ has shown promise in providing rapid relief of depressive symptoms

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NMDA receptor agonist

Ketamine is a ____ _____ _____

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combination

____ therapy is often the most effective therapy

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No

Does depression present the same in all individuals?

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serotonin

___ is crucial for stress-coping, making it the primary target for antidepressants

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Holistic

A ___ approach is often the most effective way to manage depression

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Reserpine

____ inhibits vesicular update and is used for sedation and to treat depressive symptoms