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| Blocks sodium dependent membrane choline transporter |
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| Blocks vesicle associated transporter from transporting acetyle choline from the cytoplasm in exchnage for H (proton) |
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| Blocks the release of Acetylcholine from the presynaptic vesicle by enzymatic removal of tow amino acids from one or more of the fusion protein (SNAP) (Synaptosomal nerve assocaited protein) |
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| What drug is responsible for inhibiting the hydroxylation of tyrosine to Dopa? |
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| What drug inhibits Dopamine uptake into the secretory vesicle by VMAT(Vesicular Monoamine Transporter) in exchange for a proton (H)? |
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Blocking of NET ( Norepinepherine transporter) increases the transmitter activity in the synpase.
What drugs are responsible for this? |
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| Cocaine, tricylic antidepressant drugs |
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| name drugs capable of releasing stored transmitter from noradrenergic nerve endings by a calcium independent porceess |
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| Tyramine, amphetamine, ephedrine |
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| Name drug that inhibits monoamine oxidase and have other effects that result in increased norepinepherine activity in the synapse |
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| What can cause the release of transmitter from NANC (nonadrenegeric noncholinergic nerurons)? |
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| Capsaicin, a neurotoxin derived from chili peppers |
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| methyldopa which is converted to α methylnorpeinepherine works by working on what and not by replacing norepinephrine in storage vesicle? |
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| central α adrenoreceptors |
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| Clonidine works by stimulating |
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| α adrenoreptors in arteriols |
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| Clonidine work on ____>_____ |
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| Methyldopa, clonidine, guanabenz, guanfacine are all drugs that |
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| reduce hypertenion by working on the vasomotor center |
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| What is used to treat pre-clampsia? |
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| Guanethidine, guanadrel, and reserpine works where? |
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| symphathetic nerve terminals |
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| what drugs enters the nerve terminals via NET1 and replaces norepinepherine within the vesicles? |
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| Name 2 beta blockers that are cardioselective |
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