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Intro
neurons and glial cells
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| stereoisomers | two forms of same drug, mirror images |
| Dose responsive curves | dose and effect graph |
| Effective Dose | % of people for whom dose will be effective |
| lethal dose | % of fatalities at drug dose |
| safety margin | difference between ED and LD |
| potency | strength of binding of drug |
| stereoisomers | two forms of same drug, mirror images |
| Dose responsive curves | dose and effect graph |
| Effective Dose | % of people for whom dose will be effective |
| lethal dose | % of fatalities at drug dose |
| safety margin | difference between ED and LD |
| potency | strength of binding of drug |
| bio-availibility | how well drug gets to site of action |
| Two categories drug effects | agonist and antagonist |
| agonist | drug binds to receptor mimics neurotransmitter |
| antagonist | binds to receptor no biologicaleffect |
| inverse agonist | binds opposite effect of agonist |
| high thru put testing | simulations of dose response curves |
| 3 traits of receptor binding | saturability, selectivity, reversibility |
| saturability | all receptors occupied |
| selectivity | receptors selective binding not strong |
| reversibility | binding is usually reversible |
| high affinity | stay long time on receptor |
| low affinity | stay on receptor for short time |
| biological membrane | made of lipid molecules 1/2 hydrophobic 1/2 hydrophylic |
| bilipid membrane | spontaneously formed |
| neuron tail | where protein binding occurs |
| 2 elements maintain shape of neuron | Membrane associate protiens (MAP) microtubules |
| microfilliments | transport vesicles up and down axon break during dementia |
| exocytosis | NT released into synaptic gap |
| axo-dendric synapse | linear |
| denrodenritic synapse | two way communication not linear |
| glial cells | other half of brain cells that are not neurons |
| 4 classes of glial cells | astroglia, microglia, oligiodendricyte, Schwann |
| Blood brain barrier | to pass molecule must be small, highly lipid soluable, electronegativity |
| astroglia | gives nutrients from blood to axon on neuron |
| microglia | tiny migrating cells |
| phagocytes | microglia that eat dead cells in brain |
| oliogiodendrycite | PNS produce mylein |
| schwan | CNS each cell only one node in mylein sheath |
| electronegativity | how electric chemical s are able to give and take electrons |
| less polarized | more lipid soluable get to brain faster |