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| reduces acetylcholine activity, which messes with muscles |
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| small, fast acting. glutamate, gabba and botulinum toxin |
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| neurotoxin prevents release of acetylcholine |
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| mostly in brainstem, defuse. catacholamines and indomines |
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dopamine: reward, parkinsons and schitzo Norephrinphrine and epinephrine: sympathetic nervious system excitory, involved in flight or fight Made from tyrosine |
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| involved in muscles. first neurotransmitter discovered. broken down via enzyme degeneration |
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| large amino acid chains, morphine. Endorphines |
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| made from trypofan. Saratonin: correlated w/ depression. Prozac reuptake inhibtor. |
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| toxic, not stored in vessicles. released to activate 2nd msg than broken down. Nitric oxcide:blood vessel dilation |
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| blood vessel dilation, important in memory. Viagra agonist |
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