The Greek word for synapse.

Two types of synaptic response induced by action potential.

This type of cell attaches to the chemical synaptic cleft.

Activation of metabotropic neurotransmitter receptors cause activation of this in the target cell.

The direction that the Cl- ion takes through ligand gated channels to affect target cell inhibition.

The action that causes vesicles to leak into the synaptic cleft.

Ligand gated ion channels are affected by these ionotropics.

The location of voltage gated Calcium channels.

Endorphin polypeptide affects the perception of this.

The direction that the K+ ion takes to affect target cell inhibition.

The ionotropic and metabotropic systems.

These 2 ions will cause excitation when entering a target cell.

This neurotransmitter affects the peripheral and central nervous system.

The 3 catecholamine’s.

Monoamine neurotransmitters influence 3 brain functions.

Dendrites, soma, axon, and axon terminals.

These 2 ions will cause inhibition of a target cell.

The 4 common neurotransmitter categories by molecular structure.

The 3 amino acid groups that affect neurotransmitters.

A large polymer that contains amino acids.

This affects the amount of neurotransmitter release into the synaptic cleft.

Activation of metabotropic neurotransmitter receptors cause activation of this in the target cell.

The 3 amino acid groups that affect neurotransmitters.

The most common inhibitory amino acid neurotransmitter.

Name the 5 types of monoamine neurotransmitters.