BIOD27H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Cholinergic, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Synaptogenesis

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W type of neurotransmitter released from axon bouton defines the type of neuron e. g dopaminergic neurons release the neurotrasmitter (nt) _dopamine_(da) W nt can be released into the blood stream to causes effects e. g _adrenaline_ W different types of r are located in different regions of the body. W gabaergic and glutamatergic rs are found _all over the brain________ W high levels of dopaminergic rs are found high in the _areas of the brain that control of moods, personality, motor functions. W cholinergic r are found in _skeletal muscle, brain regions involved in motor. W adrenergic r located in __heart, intestines and brain____________________ Signalling molecules downstream of gpcr: the g protein-coupled adenylyl cylase - camp system. Used for receptors of androgenic : b1 +b2+b3 or. Signalling molecules downstream of gpcr: the gp-coupled phospholipase dag and ip3 system. Fig 6. 12 part 1 of 2 slides www. notesolution. com. W synthesis, release and catabolism of different neurotransmitters.

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