- difference in structure of noradrenaline and dopamine
- which drugs act indirectly on VTA (Acitvate signalling to NAcc)
- brain region underpinning withdrawal symptoms?
- what effect does the activity of the mesolimbic projection from the VTA have on the nucleus accumbens on cortical activity
- where in channel structure are GPCR signal cascades able to modulate Ca2+ channels
- example of tyrosine kinase receptor
- what modulation can occur on IC loop II-III of Ca2+ channel alpha subunit
- which channels are inhibited by PKC phosphorylation from PLC activation
- which GPCRs can lead to tyrosine kinase activation
- which channels are activated by PKC phosphorylation from PLC activation
- How does b/g subunit regulate proximity of complexes to AZ and Ca2+ channels
- what SNARE complex modulators does b/g modulate
- how does b/g subunit of G protein regulate Ca2+ sensitivity
- where can mechanism of GPCR K+ channel inhibition of neurotransmission be seen
- What are the Ca++ channels involved in NT release?
- an element that is bonded to itself (two attoms)
- What repersents how many atoms of each element are apart of a compound
- The purest form of matter that cannot be broken down
- A mixture that does not appear to be the same throughout
- A mixture in which substances are evenly distributed throughout the mixture