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Psychopharmacology
How drugs that act on the brain change mood, thinking and behavior — and how the body handles those drugs along the way.
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Brain and synapse
The regions drugs reach, how a neuron signals, and the synapse — the small gap where almost every psychoactive drug does its work.
- Por qué importa
- The synapse is the anchor diagram for the rest of the course. Every drug mechanism is a change to one step of it.
- Podrás
- Walk through a synapse from action potential to signal termination, and point to the step a given drug changes.
Where drugs act: the brain's regions
Gives you the geography: which region controls breathing, movement, reward and mood — so a drug's effects map to places.
- Se conecta con Dopamine: receptor families, clearance and pathways · Neurotransmitters and receptors
- Se conecta con Primary effects and side effects · Fundamentals and course themes
- Desbloquea The neuron and the action potential
- Desbloquea Dopamine: receptor families, clearance and pathways · Neurotransmitters and receptors
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