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Question Answer
Amines  class of neurotransmitters derived from Amino Acids  
Catecholemines  subgroup of amine neurotransmitters - dopamine, norepi, epi  
dopamine  subgroup of catecholeamine, effects CNS  
dopamine made in...  midbrain - substancia niagra  
Norepi  subclass of catecholemines - effect CNS & PNS  
MAO/COMT  enzymes that degrade catecholemines  
epi  made in adrenal medulla  
seratonin  subgroup of amine NT's, found in CNS, regulates sleep, effects emotions  
histamine  (blank)  
Cholenergic Muric Neuron  Produces ACH  
ACHE  degrades ACH - Enzyme  
Brokendown ACH  choline & acetate  
recycled B vitamins  choline  
nicatinic receptor  excitatory  
muscarinic receptor  inhibitory  
ACH can bind to...  nicatinic & muscarinic receptors  
chatecholemines  dopamine, epinephrine & norepinephrine  
sodium ions crossing the membrane  excitatory - epsp  
chloride channels open  inhibitory - ipsp  
hyperpolarize  making the cell more negative - less potential for a nerve impulse  
calcium diffuses into  endbulbs of neurons  
exocitosis  pumping out neurotransmitters  
convergence  several presynaptic endbulbs w/ one post synaptic endbulb  
reuptake  pulling back into endbulb to recycle  
synaptic cleft  space btw two synapses (pre/post)  
axosomatic  axon conected to the cell body  
axodendritic  axon connected to the dendrite  
axoaxonic  axon connected to another axon  
gap junctions  electrical synapses that connect cells. One impulse travels to every cell. (ie the heart)