BS 210 Introduction to Neurotransmitters
Brain Science with Ginger Campbell, MD: Neuroscience for Everyone
Focus on Receptors Over Simplistic Neurotransmitter Theories
Reversible anti-colon esterase drugs are currently utilized for early Alzheimer's treatment, yet the same esterase is a target for toxic substances like insecticides and nerve gases, highlighting the complexity and dangers regarding acetylcholine's role in the nervous system. Various disorders including schizophrenia, Parkinson's, and dementia are linked to acetylcholine, but the understanding of the mechanisms is largely speculative and inadequate. The outdated notion that mental illnesses stem from neurotransmitter imbalances has been debunked and persists despite advancements. Current knowledge emphasizes that the effects of drugs are primarily influenced by the receptors rather than simplistic neurotransmitter theories.
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