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YJneuroactive substances   d-out   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST nervous system related factors
NT+YK6e neurotransmitter receptors    qh   ah
RT+XWe nervous system    qh   ah

YJ2eneurotransmitters   qh
ST neuromodulators
NT EB24e neurotransmitter metabolism    qh   ah
+YH2.2.6e epinephrine    qh   ah
+YH2.2.6.6e norepinephrine    qh   ah
+ZJ2.6.10.2.2.2e GABA    qh   ah
+ZJ2.10.8.2.2.2e taurine    qh   ah
+ZN2.8.6e dopamine    qh   ah
+ZN2.18e biogenic amines    qh   ah
+ZN2.18.2e acetylcholine    qh   ah
+ZN2.18.2.2.2e histamine    qh   ah
 ZO2.2.4.2e glycine    qh   ah
 ZO2.2.6.2.2e N methyl D aspartate    qh   ah
 ZO2.2.6.4e glutamate    qh   ah
 ZS6.4.2.2e adenosine    qh   ah
 ZT6.10.12.4e serotonin    qh   ah
BT+ZDe organic compounds    qh   ah
RT+EW4e neurochemistry    qh   ah
+EW6e neurotransmission    qh   ah
 EW6.6 chemical neurotransmission    qh   ah
+YK6e neurotransmitter receptors    qh   ah
+YV4 neuroregulators    qh   ah
 YV14.4e neurotransmitter uptake inhibitors    qh   ah
+ZO4e peptides    qh   ah
YJ2.2e.  excitatory neurotransmitters   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT ZO2.2.6.4e glutamate    qh   ah
YJ2.4e.  monoamine neurotransmitters   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+ZN2.8.6e dopamine    qh   ah
 ZT6.10.12.4e serotonin    qh   ah

YJ4eneurosteroids   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN A new area of research concerning alcohol's behavioral actions focuses on a group of endogenous steroids known as neurosteroids, so called, because they are synthesized in the brain from cholesterol, a steroid precursor, or as metabolites of *+YG12 sex hormones* qh ah or *+YH4.8 mineralocorticoids* qh ah. Neurosteroids have a fast action on neuronal membranes when compared with the slow, delayed effects of traditional steroids.
ST neuroactive steroids
BT+ZV24e endogenous steroids    qh   ah
YJ4.2e.  neurosteroid GABA agonists   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Act as agonists at the GABA A receptor complex to produce neuronal inhibition and behaviorally to exert hypnotic and anxiolytic effects.
NT YH4.6.4.6.2e pregnenolone sulfate    qh   ah
YJ4.2.2e.  .  allopregnanolone   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
YJ4.4e.  neurosteroid GABA A antagonists   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Act as antagonists at the GABA A receptor to produce increased neuronal excitability.
NT ZV4.4.2.2e dehydroepiandrosterone    qh   ah
YJ4.4.2e.  .  3-alpha-5-alpha-tetrahydrodeoxycorticosterone   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

YJ6eneurohormones   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST THDOC

YJ8enerve growth factors   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN Maintains neuronal survival, stimulates neurite outgrowth and cell growth, and induces enzymes involved in neurotransmitter synthesis.
ST neurotrophic factors
neurotrophin
NGF
BT+YM16e growth substances    qh   ah
RT+GJ2.16.2.4e alcohol-related intrauterine disorder    qh   ah

YJ10eneuroprotective factors   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST neuroprotective effects


YKereceptors   d-out   qh
SN A molecule or molecular structure on the surface of a cell or within a cell that selectively binds a specific substance with attendant specific physiological effects. In contrast, *+XV4.2 sensory receptors* qh ah are body organs, namely encapsulated nerve endings or special cells.
ST membrane receptors
membrane-bound receptors
receptor binding sites
NT ZO6.6.14.4e effector domain    qh   ah
BT+ZO6e proteins    qh   ah
RT AE4.4 biological AOD tolerance    qh   ah
 CK2.4e structure activity relationship    qh   ah
+EG10e cell signaling    qh   ah
+EG10.4 chemical cell signaling    qh   ah
+EG14 cell membrane biology    qh   ah
 EG14.2e receptor ligand binding    qh   ah
+EG14.8e membrane channel    qh   ah
 EG14.8.4.2 receptor operated channel    qh   ah
+XA2.12e cell membrane    qh   ah
+XT4.2e lymphocyte    qh   ah
+XV4.2e sensory receptors    qh   ah
+YE2e antibodies    qh   ah
+YE4e antigens    qh   ah
 YE8 complement (serum protein)    qh   ah
+YE10.8e lymphokines    qh   ah
+ZHe carbohydrates    qh   ah
+ZN2.18.2.2.2e histamine    qh   ah
 ZO6.4.10.6.4.16e fibrinogen    qh   ah
+ZO6.6.14e receptor proteins    qh   ah
 ZS8.14e cAMP    qh   ah

YK2ehormone receptors   qh
RT+YFe hormones    qh   ah

YK4eneuropeptide receptors   qh
RT+ZO4e peptides    qh   ah
YK4.2e.  purigenic receptors   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT ZS8.18.2e ATP receptor    qh   ah

YK6eneurotransmitter receptors   qh
BT+YJ neuroactive substances    qh   ah
RT+YJ2e neurotransmitters    qh   ah
YK6.2e.  adrenergic receptors   qh
RT+XY6.4.4e sympathetic nervous system    qh   ah
+YH2.2.6.6e norepinephrine    qh   ah
+YV12e sympatholytics    qh   ah
+YV12.2e alpha-adrenergic receptor blockaders    qh   ah
+YV12.4e beta-adrenergic receptor blockaders    qh   ah
+YV12.6 adrenergic neurohumor depleters    qh   ah
+YV14e sympathomimetics    qh   ah
YK6.2.2.  .  alpha-adrenergic receptor   qh
YK6.2.4.  .  beta-adrenergic receptor   qh
YK6.4e.  cholinergic receptors   qh
ST cholinergic system
YK6.4.2e.  .  muscarinic receptor   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
YK6.4.4e.  .  nicotinic receptor   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
RT BD2e nicotine    qh   ah
+EG14.8e membrane channel    qh   ah
YK6.4.4.2e.  .  .  nicotinic acetylcholinic receptor   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
YK6.6e.  dopaminergic receptors   qh
ST dopamine receptors
RT+ZN2.8.6e dopamine    qh   ah
YK6.8e.  GABA receptors   qh
RT EG14.8.6e chloride channel    qh   ah
+ZJ2.6.10.2.2.2e GABA    qh   ah
YK6.8.2e.  .  GABA A receptor   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
YK6.10e.  glutamate receptors   qh
RT ZO2.2.6.4e glutamate    qh   ah
YK6.10.2e.  .  NMDA receptors   qh
ST N methyl D aspartate receptors
RT EG14.8.8e calcium channel    qh   ah
 ZO2.2.6.2.2e N methyl D aspartate    qh   ah
YK6.10.4e.  .  serotonin receptors   qh
ST 5-HT receptors
5-hydroxytryptamine receptors
RT ZT6.10.12.4e serotonin    qh   ah

YK8eopioid receptors   qh
BT+ZO6.6.14.8e G-protein-coupled receptors    qh   ah
RT ZO6.8.26.4e pro-opiomelanocortin    qh   ah
+ZQ16e opiates    qh   ah
+ZQ20e endogenous opioids    qh   ah
+ZQ20.4e enkephalin    qh   ah
YK8.2e.  delta-opioid receptors   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST DOR
YK8.4e.  kappa-opioid receptors   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
YK8.6e.  mu-opioid receptors   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

YK10ebenzodiazepine receptors   qh
RT EG14.8.6e chloride channel    qh   ah
+ZT6.4.2e benzodiazepines    qh   ah

YK12nicotinaminic receptors   qh

YK14immunologic receptors   qh
YK14.2.  antigen receptors   qh


YLeagonists and antagonists   d-out   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN An agonist is a substance that can bind at the molecular level to a receptor site to produce a pharmacological action. The bound agonist at the receptor site can be displaced by its antagonist, which has the effect of completely or partially nullifying the pharmacological action of the agonist, depending upon the purity of the antagonist. Heroin, for example, is an agonist; naltrexone is a pure antagonist to heroin; cyclazocine is a mixed antagonist to heroin having some slight agonist properties of its own.

YL2ethanol agonists and antagonists   qh
YL2.2.  ethanol agonists   qh
BT+YL4e agonists    qh   ah
RT+BB2e ethanol    qh   ah
 EE16.4e synergistic drug interaction    qh   ah
YL2.4.  ethanol antagonists   qh
NT ZC18.6.2.2e dimethylsulfoxide    qh   ah
 ZQ4.6.4e naloxone    qh   ah
BT+YL6e antagonists    qh   ah
RT+BB2e ethanol    qh   ah
 EE16.6e antagonistic drug interaction    qh   ah
+YP4.2e anti-alcohol-intoxication agents    qh   ah

YL4eagonists   qh
SN A substance that can bind at the molecular level to a receptor site to produce a pharmacological action.
NT YL2.2 ethanol agonists    qh   ah

YL6eantagonists   qh
SN A drug that blocks or counteracts the effect of another drug.
NT+YD8e enzyme inhibitors    qh   ah
+YG34 hormone antagonists    qh   ah
+YL2.4 ethanol antagonists    qh   ah
 ZM4e verapamil    qh   ah
RT EE16.6e antagonistic drug interaction    qh   ah
+ZN2.8.6e dopamine    qh   ah
 ZT6.10.12.4e serotonin    qh   ah
YL6.2e.  non-competitive antagonists   qh
HN Introduced 2000.


YMeother biological factors   d-out   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
NT EX8.6.4.2e transcription factors    qh   ah
+HF26.2 biochemical markers    qh   ah
 ZJ2.6.10.2.2.4e endothelin    qh   ah
RT+AK4.2e biological AODC    qh   ah
 CK10.2e free radicals    qh   ah
+YX2e toxins    qh   ah

YM2ebiochemical messengers   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The mediator of an effect such as a hormone secreted in one part of an organism and having an effect on distant cells, sometimes operating via a second messenger.
NT ZS4.8.2e mRNA    qh   ah
RT+YFe hormones    qh   ah
YM2.2e.  second messengers   qh
SN A chemical substance inside a cell that carries information further along the signal pathway from the internal portion of a membrane-spanning receptor embedded in the cell membrane. It may in the form of an enzyme's product or ion fluxes.
ST secondary messengers
NT ZF2.12.4.2.8.6e inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate    qh   ah
RT+ZA2.4.4.6e calcium    qh   ah
+ZF2.12.4.2e inositol phosphate    qh   ah
 ZK6.2e diglycerides    qh   ah
 ZS8.14e cAMP    qh   ah
+ZS8.26e cGMP    qh   ah
YM2.4e.  intracellular messengers   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+ZF2.12.4.2.8e inositol triphosphate    qh   ah
 ZK6.2e diglycerides    qh   ah

YM4ebiological electrolytes   qh
NT+GR20e disorder of fluid or electrolyte or acid-base balance    qh   ah
RT+CC10e ion    qh   ah
 ZA2.4.2.4e sodium    qh   ah
 ZA2.4.2.6e potassium    qh   ah
+ZA2.4.4.4e magnesium    qh   ah
+ZA2.4.4.6e calcium    qh   ah
+ZC10.2.4e chlorides    qh   ah

YM6eantioxidants   qh

YM8chemotactic factors   qh

YM10ecell adhesion molecules   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Membrane proteins that protrude into the extracellular space and bind to similar molecules on adjacent cells
YM10.2e.  neural cell adhesion molecules   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
YM10.2.2e.  .  N-CAM   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
YM10.2.4e.  .  L1 molecule   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

YM12etransmembrane conductance regulators   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

YM14slow-reacting substances   qh
NT+YH2.4.6e angiotensin    qh   ah
+ZK4.4.8e prostaglandins    qh   ah
 ZK4.6e thromboxane    qh   ah
+ZN2.18.2.2.2e histamine    qh   ah
+ZO4.24.4e kinin    qh   ah
 ZT6.10.12.4e serotonin    qh   ah
YM14.2.  prostaglandin antagonists   qh
ST prostaglandin D2
BT+ZK4.4.8e prostaglandins    qh   ah
RT EE16.6e antagonistic drug interaction    qh   ah

YM16egrowth substances   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST growth factors
NT+YE10.8.6e interleukin    qh   ah
 YH2.4.42e epidermal growth factor    qh   ah
 YJ8e nerve growth factors    qh   ah
 ZO4.20e platelet-derived growth factor    qh   ah
+ZO4.24.8e somatomedin    qh   ah
RT+YBe vitamins    qh   ah
+YFe hormones    qh   ah
YM16.2e.  growth-arresting factors   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
YM16.4e.  growth-promoting factors   qh
RT+YBe vitamins    qh   ah
+YFe hormones    qh   ah
YM16.6e.  transforming growth factors   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
YM16.8e.  fibroblast growth factors   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+ZO4e peptides    qh   ah
YM16.8.2e.  .  basic fibroblast growth factor   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST bFGF
YM16.10.  colony-stimulating factors   qh

YM18emitogens   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
NT ZH12.2e lipopolysaccharide    qh   ah
YM18.2.  lectins   qh
NT ZO6.2.6.2e concanavalin A    qh   ah
BT+YE2.2 agglutinins    qh   ah
+YM24e biological products    qh   ah

YM20epulmonary surfactants   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
RT+XK4e lung    qh   ah

YM22pyrogens   qh

YM24ebiological products   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
NT+YM18.2 lectins    qh   ah
YM24.2.  toxoids   qh
RT+YX2e toxins    qh   ah
YM24.2.2.  .  staphylococcal toxoid   qh
ST staphylococcal anatoxin
YM24.4e.  vaccines   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
YM24.4.2.  .  bacterial vaccine   qh
YM24.4.4.  .  viral vaccine   qh
YM24.4.4.2.  .  .  AIDS vaccine   qh

YM26tissue extracts   qh


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