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- Precursors of Ach synthesis
- choline
acetyl CoA
- What is the enzyme for reaction
- choline acetyl transferase
- What transports Ach to vesicle
- Ach vesicular transporter
- How do you regulate production of Ach
- 1. negative feedback--> Ach buildup reverses ChAT by mass action
2.availability of choline - with increased activity, get more fusion and thus more HACU on plasma membrane, uses Na gradient to bring in choline
- How does Ach termination work
- ACHase activity in synapse breaks it down - choline is reuptaken
- Name unique identifiers of Ach
- -high affinity choline uptake transporter(HACU)
-ChAT
-Ach vesicular transporter
-presense of Achase in ECM (less good)
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- How is dopamine formed
- tyrosine is transformed to L-DOPA by tyrosine hydroxylase
L-DOPA is converted to dopamine by AAAD
- What transporter moves dopamine into vesicle
- VMAT
- How is dopamine converted to norepinephrine? where?
- by enzyme dopamine beta hydroxylase,in the vesicle
- What transports NE out of vesicle
- VMAT
- How is NE transformed to epi
- by enzyme PNMT
- What transports it to vesicle
- VMAT
- How is catecholamines synthesis regulated?
- -negative feedback of tyrosine hydroxylase - DA, EPI, NE competitively inhibit TH by competing with BH4 - its cofactor
-phosphorylation of tyrosine hydroxylase by CAMKII - 20 fold increase in BH4 affinity, occurs after long train of AP's--> increased Ca-->activate CAMKII --> phosphorylating tyrosine hydroxylase
- How is catecholamines terminated
- -monoamine oxidase (MAO) - synaptic enzyme that degrades DA, NE, EPI
-catechol-o-methyl transferase (CoMT) also degrades DA, NE, EPI in synapse
-reuptake pump-separate types exist for DA and NE/EPI which are ATP dependent
- What is unique identifier of DA
- -presense of tyrosine hydroxylase in absense of dopamine beta hydroxylase and PNMT
-DA reuptaker (DAT)
- What is unique identifier of DA
- -presense of tyrosine hydroxylase in absense of dopamine beta hydroxylase and PNMT
-DA reuptaker (DAT)