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Glutamate receptors
Which ca2 type channels allow cal...,
Describe the key steps of neurotr...,
By which two types of receptors c...
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GABA neurotransmission
Name 2 fast inhibitory neurotrans...,
Gaba a r pharmacology agonists,
Gaba a r pharmacology antagonists
28
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Anaesthesia
Explain from the perspective of t...,
What are the 3 key components of ...,
Briefly explain the history of an...
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Neurobehavioural methods and drug design for the CNS
Why are pharmaceutical companies ...,
List the advantages and disadvant...,
List 2 non genetic uses for roden...
17
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The Autonomic Nervous System
List the four main functions of t...,
With the aid of a diagram outline...,
What will happen to an animal tha...
23
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Dopamine
Outline the differences between n...,
Making use of a diagram outline t...,
Outline the 5 main dopaminergic p...
14
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The Serotonin System and Fluoxetine
Explain what 5 ht acts as where i...,
With the use of a diagram to aid ...,
Briefly outline the projections o...
8
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Monoamine transporters/activation of multiple neurotransmitter systems - MDMA/LSD:
Compare and contrast the serotoni...,
Compare and contrast the effects ...,
Briefly outline the monoamine neu...
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Genetic Tools for Studying Neural Circuit Function:
Briefly outline neural circuits a...,
Explain the cre loxp system and i...,
Name 3 conditional expression sys...
8
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Steroid hormone signalling in the CNS:
Give examples of steroid hormones...,
With use of a diagram outline the...,
How can steroids modulate cellula...
21
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Neuropharmacology of G-protein coupled receptors (cannabis):
Give an overview of cannabis incl...,
Outline the psychotropic and soma...,
What are the potential medical be...
21
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Opioids and Opioid Receptors:
What is the definition of an opioid,
What are these naturally occurrin...,
Give 3 examples of opioids
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Caffeine
What is the most widely used psyc...,
When was caffeine first isolated ...,
When was the term caffeine first ...
39
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Addiction, overdose, and tolerance
Define tolerance,
Define withdrawal,
In addition to tolerance and with...
14
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Chronopharmacology and circadian drug interactions
Why is a circadian rhythm necessary,
Which organisms have biological c...,
Name the 5 types of circadian rhy...
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Electrophysiology refresher
What is electrophysiology used fo...,
What is the primary cause of a ne...,
What are the different preparatio...
15
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