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Catecholamine synthesis steps
Tyrosine to L-DOPA (via TH)
L-DOPA to DA (via DOPA decarboxylase)
DA to NE (via Dopamine-B-Hydroxylase)
How is Tyr Hydroxlase activated
increase in enzyme affinity for BH4 cofactor
reduction of feedback inhibition

Long term increase via CREB
Mechanisms of mapping CA pathways
Formaldehyde exposure and flourescence imaging

immunohistochem with tagged antibody
AMPT
inhibits TH
Turning model
Animals turn away from the stimulated side of the nigrostriatal pathway
After lesion
Indirect- causes away from active side turning
Direct- causes turning away from lesioned side (upregulation)
alpha-1receptor action
vasoconstriction
alpha-2 receptor action
autoreceptor
beta-1 receptor action
stimulation of the heart
beta-2 receptor action
bronchodilation
glucose production (in response to epinephrine)
D1
increase in cAMP
D2 action
decrease in cAMP
Catecholamine antagonists
Prazosin (a1)
Phentolalamine (a1/a2)
Atenolol (B1
Propanolol (B1/B2)
SCH 23390 (D1)
Raclopride (D2)
Haloperidol (D2/D3)
1,2,3 Altropane
Positron emitter that binds to DA transporter -
helps visualize Parkinsons in vivo
Synuclein
When mutated in parkinsons: aggregate proteins interfere with proteosome action
Parkin
When mutated in parkinsons:
part of the ubiquitin proteosome complex, reduces proteosome function
Ropinirole
DA agonist used to treat parkinsons
DA metabolites

NE metabolites
HVA and DOPAC

MHPG and VMA
MPP+
like 6-OHDA destroys DA neurons