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This document appears to be notes or a study guide outlining brain functions, neurotransmitters, and opioids. Topics include plasticity, hippocampal volume, opioid functions, and their effects on various systems. It also covers other neurochemicals and their effects, in addition, to possible analgesic agents.

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decrease plasticity - ↓ dendritic branching hippocampal volume I 14 cell birth - bvolume of structure b ability to - HPA 18 regulate - toolipid soluble to be stored in vesicles 15 -> Functions of Opioids : - analgesia [pain relievery - made &, released - sleep [b insomnia] ON DEMAND anti-tussive [ bcough] S - > - affects glutamate , GABA Opioids, cannabinoid system , - regulates intestinal motility 19 · 14- refers to dexamethasone - dirty drug refers to a - suppression drug that affects multiple Est for MDD NT's/systems ↳ measures body's response to dexamethasone 55 I to test amount of CORTISOL produced cortisol /vis should b in normal response 17 -catecholamine-like · Chem similar , to dopamine &, norepine phrine addition of -OCHy group = psychedelic 18 ↳ BasalGanglia CB1 receptors entactogen drugs / stimulant thallucinogenic E - = Spinal cord CNS 14 properties - - Hippocampus - Hypothalamus 18 Synaptic Transmission - Cortex Lerebellum 2 - ↳ 19 ! Retrograde Message = inhibits release of neurotransmitter & From PRESYNAPTIC NEURON honest guessi 16 -REM is tied to body temp 18 - fat binding 20-withdrawal/negative affect stage "anti-reward" reward pathway becomes desensitized to reward idk why i put this ↑ negative mood , stress system activate 18- arachidonic acid is a fatty acid e pecursor of AEA B process A : analgesic - 20 & opposite of B : pain A process 15 -hypodermic administration of morphine in order to treat pain in soldiers > - - developed as [ - antiglutamatergic& It safer anesthetic - NMDA receptor > tricyclics BLOCK 14 - reuptake of serotonin &, norepinephrine - analgesic agents antagonist idk why i put this but also block Ach histamine & epinephrine , , receptors treatm. 20 for example agonist mixed up wh suboxone &, antabuse [ replace addictive - methadone - heroin drugw/ another uf 20- Preoccupation/Anticipation Stage Similar effect nic patch-cigs Hypofrontality - ↓ PFC activity - 3 LSD binds ; causes executive function/decision-making 17 - LSD 19 = Serotonergic catecholamines have impairment & agonist effects meneSin2hrs women- 4 in 2hrs SCN controls release of melatonin 16 - by pineal gland 16 * 100 cups blo lethal dose is * log ; Cup of coffee is 100 my pain gate 15 - dorsal root entry zone -external aka inside stimuli 17 this is bufotenine NOT mescaline 16 this is for "slow wave sleep" REM sleep is random fast, 16 Caffeine protects against : parkinsons , type z diabetes, cancer, alzheimers , cardiovascular disease - 19- inhibits aldehyde dehydrogenase prolonging icky feeling i thought 197 Stomach part of is gastric system it waser 14- tricyclis BLOCK reuptake of serotonin &, horepinephrine Kinda guessed 17 18 20 17 14 , 14 , many glutamate receptors too little , glutamate > - 16 key points : - target multiple chemicals - activity of excitatory NT's like glutamate - ↑ activity of inhibitory NT'S like GABA 14 -> treatment of MDD key points : ↑ 3 BDNF luIs ↑ - neuro - cortisol lvIs plasticity - - inflammation ↑ dendritic branching - nigrostriatal substantia nigra - striatum Dopamine ↳ meso telencephalic - telencephalon VTA serotonin -raphe nuclei 10 norepine pathway - ↳ locus coeruleus 10 Barbiturates REM , anti-convul ↳ anxiolytic, sleep-inducing nonalgesic , , suppress Sant 08 Glutamate has 2 receptors & NMDA receptor complex - 10 < tyrosine -> DOPA- > dopamine -> norepinephrine - AMPA/kainate 127 to striatum 08 & an undesirable effect of 13 disorders ; Treatments for Schizophrenia (FGA) * group of movement Anticonvulsants oa ! Phenobarbital [Barbiturate] - Described for - gabapentin (GABA analogue] epilepsy , bipolar disorder, > seizures - tiagabine [inhibits GAT-1] Chronic pain , ALC withdrawal , A Dopamine inactivator - - vigabatrin [disables GABA-T] anxiety 127 > 13 - 08 resicular 9 mate- decarboxylase transporter < 12 > - carbidopa peripheral dopa inhibitor = ↳ more dopa is left unconverted to dopamine glutamate can ↳ cross BIBB part of 08 uptaken by astrocytes& glutamates inactivation ↳ converted to glutamine 13 by glutamine synthetase · Abilify is a TGA > partial - agonist at D2 > normalizes dopamine activity - B blockers used 10 L and B are to & when too high or low norepinephrine - treat anxiety receptors 10-Dopaminetransporter sinhibited by cocaine 13 & amphetamine & neuroleptics = FGA reduce positive 09 E symptoms undesirablede of Schizophrenia, > - GABAa EPS makes () worse ? agonist-muscimol , benzodiazepines , barbiturates , ALL antagonist = picrotoxin , metrazol 104 EAAT-2 too b > - astrocytes uptake GAT-3 , GABA-T , & EAAT-1 12! lack of cells /nevons in 10 substantia nigra DAT aids in - inactivating dopamine by reuptaking into PRE-SYNAPTIC neuron 08 Og due luls of Cazt 09 to an influx of high GABA & synthesis glutamate - GABA 12 dopamine doesn't GAD 09 body uses dopamine cross BBB) which why it can't be administered is GHB "date rape" & drug synthetic form E globus pallidus of endogenous or subthalamic nucleus neurotransmitter 11 T mimic effects of sympathetic 10 nervous system > autoreceptors - on For exf> in dopamine presynaptic ! 13 of symptom FGA treatment for Schizophrenia > 09 ! - reversible when discontinued 08 ! 09 ! 13412 & 13 - - 110 13, 709 Vesicular transporters Barbiturates Benzodiazepines - located on resicular membrane Both : Enhance & are anxiolytic binding of GABA - package neurotransmitters vesicles into Diff : Barbs can open Cl-channel , & then release Benzo's cannot - If UT's are blocked , NT's cannot be & packaged NOR released = Antagonist Effect Reuptake Transporters: located membrane - on presynaptic clear NT from NT synapse by moving - back into membrane presynaptic If BLOCKED NT's Synapse LONGER are in C+ ) - 13 Symp something (Hallucinations , > presence of - & interact w) post-synaptic receptors () Symp something (Anhedonia > - absence of = Agonist Effect ↑ dopamine activity in mesotelencephalic (t) = symptoms Thorazine = D2 antagonist = CH) symptoms ↑ decreases dopamine in BOTH systems= movement issues * Passive Diffusion & - small , uncharged molecules [] - fat-soluble molecules [DRUGS] BBB- > protects brain from stuff carried in blood 03 04 -drugs cross via this S Ligands - neurotransmitters - newotrophins - drugs Placebo-produce a physiological response ↳ 11 nocebo" = inert substance & 05 that produces effect negative outside in body 03 -like how it metabolizes exogenous chem. endogenous chemicals drugs neurotransmitters, ou - - hormones 07 - - neurotrophins > CyP-2A6 - is an enzyme that metabolizes NKOTINE 02 & 02 > - Acetylcholine cholinergic Pathways y - Basal Forebrain ChAT Pathways Adrenal glands detect ACTH in & ba blood-release cortisol ⑮ synthesizes septal nuclei nucleusbasalis Ach 03 > - less lipid soluble via biotransformation 03 < 61/2 lives) - for complete metabolism 07 agonist ! Chantix makes smoking less satisfying = 18 - partial > - blocks nic access 3x6 - occupies receptor (preventing with drawal reduces parasymp & X Parasympathetic Clack of saliva stimulation. > opposite - athetic activity 302 K+ ions LEAVING neuron = IPSP mixed wh Cl- up Cl ENTERING neuron IPSP - ions = Effect Effect !! ou Antagonist Agonist Nations ENTERING heuron = EPSP exerts no effect drug binds receptor , except block site resulting in cellular response 02 > Habit - Circuit-rewarding activity Babygirl autopilot becomes habitual 06 parasymp - X sympathetic Somatic connects - > 06 mach found in nicotine - brain - smooth muscle > nAch found in NMJ ↑ stomach acid is - - heart 07 ↑ intestinal contracted nAch found in ions - brain - NMJ - autonomic ganglia Ol due to carbon monoxide 01 idk 07 Nic doesn't directly cause cancer enteral tractatal 07 ↳ GI metabolite is cotinine 03 parenteral & ↳ NOT via GI tract > not - sure where this was inhalation, mucosa, transdermal , injection 05 an agonist prolongs effects of a neuro transmitter 7 I think found on cell presynaptic can be T either/or 04 > - Ach is released in NMJ 19 regardless of species [ useda ALL 05 ! ·Fi close - 0 close- Potency - R2D2 b than C300 (curve closer to 0 Max. Effect/Efficacy-similar for both LD therapeutic index EDso > - = ratio fo C3PO is larger so safer than R2D2 P +i = P safety 05 Tolerance I response to drugw/ : repeated exposure mechanisms metabolic : I in that break down the drug enzymes cellular : change in receptor numbers OY & 06 · Atropine is a MUSCARINIC antagonist Nicotine binds to nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (hAchR) = No Interaction 06 Myasthenia Gravis ↳ autoimmune disorder causes & that attacks Ach receptors muscle weakness treated w/ AchE - inhibitors that do not cross BBB ↳ pyridostigmine [Mestinon]

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