PCOL Tables

Cards (102)

  • Voltage-gated Channels
    • Sodium Channels
    • Potassium Channels
    • Calcium Channels
  • Under Sodium Channels
    • Tetrodotoxin (TTX) - Blocks the channel from outside - Pufferfish
    • Batrachotoxin (BTX) - Slows inactivation, shifts activation - Colombian Frog
  • Under Potassium Channel
    • Apamin - Blocks SMALL Ca-activated Potassium channel - Honeybee
    • Charybdotoxin - Blocks BIG Ca-activated Potassium channel - Scorpion
  • Under Calcium Channel
    • Omega conotoxin - Blocks N-type channel - Pacific Cone Snail
    • Agatoxin - Blocks P-type channel - Funnel web spider
  • Ligand-gated Channels
    • Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors
    • GABA A Receptors
    • Glycine Receptors
    • AMPA Receptors
  • Under Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor
    • a-Bungarotoxin - Irreversible antagonist - Marine snake
  • Under GABA A Receptor
    • Picrotoxin - Blocks channel - South Pacific Plant
  • Under Glycine Receptor
    • Strychnine - Competitive antagonist - Indian Plant
  • Under AMPA Receptor
    • Philanthotoxin - Blocks channel - Wasp
  • Acetylcholine
    Cell bodies at all levels; long and short connections
  • Muscarinic (M1)

    Muscarine, Excitatory: ↓ in K+ conductance; ↑ IP3, DAG
  • Muscarinic (M2)

    Muscarine, bethanechol, Inhibitory: ↑ K+ conductance; ↓ cAMP
  • Nicotinic
    Nicotine, Excitatory: ↑ cation conductance
  • Dopamine
    Cell bodies at all levels; short, medium, and long connections
  • D1
    Dihydrexidine, Inhibitory (?): ↑ cAMP
  • D2
    Bromocriptine, Inhibitory (presynaptic): ↓ Ca2+; Inhibitory (postsynaptic): ↑ in K+ conductance, ↓ cAMP
  • GABA
    Supraspinal and spinal interneurons involved in pre- and postsynaptic inhibition
  • GABAA
    Muscimol, Inhibitory: ↑ Cl– conductance
  • GABAB
    Baclofen, Inhibitory (presynaptic): ↓ Ca2+ conductance; Inhibitory (postsynaptic): ↑ K+ conductance
  • Glutamate
    Relay neurons at all levels and some interneurons
    1. Methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA)

    NMDA, Excitatory: ↑ cation conductance, particularly Ca2+
  • AMPA
    AMPA, Excitatory: ↑ cation conductance
  • Kainate
    Kainic acid, domoic acid, Excitatory: ↑ cation conductance
  • Metabotropic
    ACPD, quisqualate, Inhibitory (presynaptic): ↓ Ca2+ conductance, ↓ cAMP; Excitatory: ↓ K+ conductance, ↑ IP3, DAG
  • Glycine
    Spinal interneurons and some brain stem interneurons, Inhibitory: ↑ Cl– conductance
  • 5-Hydroxytryptamine (serotonin)
    Cell bodies in mid-brain and pons project to all levels
  • HT1A
    Eptapirone, Inhibitory: ↑ K+ conductance, ↓ cAMP
  • HT2A
    LSD, Excitatory: ↓ K+ conductance, ↑ IP3, DAG
  • HT3
    methyl-5-HT, Excitatory: ↑ cation conductance
    1. HT4
    Cisapride, Excitatory: ↓ K+ conductance
  • Norepinephrine
    Cell bodies in pons and brain stem project to all levels
  • α1
    Phenylephrine, Excitatory: ↓ K+ conductance, ↑ IP3, DAG
  • α2
    Clonidine, Inhibitory (presynaptic): ↓ Ca2+ conductance; Inhibitory: ↑ K+ conductance, ↓ cAMP
  • β1
    Isoproterenol, dobutamine, Excitatory: ↓ K+ conductance, ↑ cAMP
  • β2
    Albuterol, Inhibitory: may involve ↑ in electrogenic sodium pump; ↑ cAMP
  • Histamine
    Cells in ventral posterior hypothalamus
  • H1
    2(m-fluorophenyl)-histamine, Excitatory: ↓ K+ conductance, ↑ IP3, DAG
  • H2
    Dimaprit, Excitatory: ↓ K+ conductance, ↑ cAMP
  • H3
    1. α-methyl-histamine, Inhibitory autoreceptors
  • Opioid peptides
    Cell bodies at all levels; long and short connections