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PSB 2000 Exam 2 Questions & Answers 2024/2025 What are ionotropic receptors? - ANSWERSLigand-gated channels. Neurotransmitter (ligand) binds -> channel opens -> ions pass through -> EPSP or IPSP. What are metabotropic receptors? - ANSWERSThese receptors do not have channels. Neurot...

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What are ionotropic receptors? - ANSWERSLigand-gated channels. Neurotransmitter (ligand) binds ->
channel opens -> ions pass through -> EPSP or IPSP.



What are metabotropic receptors? - ANSWERSThese receptors do not have channels. Neurotransmitter
binds -> G-protein on intracellular side of receptors is activated -> activates 2nd messenger -> many
effects, including open or close ion channels (->EPSP or IPSP) and intracellular changes.



EPSP= - ANSWERSpositively charged ion



IPSP= - ANSWERSnegatively charged ions.



Ionotropic receptors effects are... - ANSWERSfaster, more transient effects.



Metabotropic receptors effects are... - ANSWERSslower but longer lasting effects.



Most neurotransmitters have ____ ionotropic and metabotropic receptors. - ANSWERSboth



Glutamate: - ANSWERSMain excitatory neurotransmitter. Important for memory formation.



GABA: - ANSWERSMain inhibitory neurotransmitter. GABA- A receptor is typically targeted for anxiety
treatment (benzodiazepines).



Some NTs are made by discreet nuclei & transported throughout brain, these being... -
ANSWERSAcetylcholine, Dopamine, Norepinepherine, and Serotonin.



Acetylcholine: - ANSWERS-PNS

,-Cortical activation

-1st NT lost in Alzheimer's Disease

( Also made in the basal forebrain.

In the CNS it blankets the cortex. Vey broad.)(Cholinergic).



Dopamine - ANSWERS-Reward & reinforcement

-Cognition

-Movement (BG)

-Dysregulated in schizophrenia.

Made in Basal forebrain.

( Includes Mesolimbocortical pathway and Mesostraital pathway) ( In schizophrenia, there is too much
neuro activity. We treat psychotic symptoms that decrease the amount of dopamine the brain is
making). Dopaminergic.



Mesolimbocortical Pathway: - ANSWERSVentral Tegmental Area (VTA) to nucleus accumbens and cortex
(VTA goes very broadly to cortex and limbic structures). Made within the midbrain.



Mesostriatal Pathway: - ANSWERSSubstantia nigra to basal ganglia (these neurons are lost in Parkinson's
disease). Made within the midbrain.



Norepinepherine: - ANSWERS-Sympathetic NS

-Alertness/vigilance

-Mood

-Appetite

Made in the Locus coeruleus to forebrain. Lateral tegmental area to brainstem and spinal chord.



Serotonin: - ANSWERS-Sleep

-Anxiety

-Mood

-Appetite

, Midbrain raphe nuclei to forebrain; brainstem raphe nuclei to spinal chord. Serotonergic.



All three Neurotransmitter pathways begin with stuff found in our ____. - ANSWERSdiet



Acetylcholine is made from choline which is abundant in... - ANSWERSeggs, milk and peanuts.



Phenylalenine and tyrosine are amino acids and thus found in almost any _____. - ANSWERSprotein



Dopamine, NE and epinephrine make up the ______ b/c contain a catechol group and an amine group. -
ANSWERScatecholamines



Monoamines: - ANSWERScatecholamines & serotonin



Peptides: - ANSWERS-Endogenous Opioids (endorphins, enkephalin)

-Some made in gut & brain - important in ingestive behavior

-Posterior pituitary hormones (oxytocin & vasopressin).



Gasses - ANSWERS-Can't be stored; made on demand

-Diffuse out of and into cells -> directly affect 2nd messenger systems

-Often work in retrograde direction.



Psychotropic drugs affect brain activity because they affect a neurotransmitter system: - ANSWERS-
Increases or decreases neurotransmitter synthesis.

-Increases or decreases neurotransmitter release

-Binds to & activate a receptor

-Bind to & block a receptor

-Alters the amount of time a neurotransmitter is in the synaptic cleft

-Blocks or increases neurotransmitter degradation or reuptake.

( Drugs have an effect because it can impact the bbb and influences the neurotransmitters.)

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