BIOL237 Neurotransmitter worksheet Spts extra credit. A credit. It will NOT be a

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BIOL237 Neurotransmitter worksheet Spts extra credit. A credit. It will NOT be accepted afterwards or as an email hard copy of this assignment must be turned in by the day and time of the final exam to receive Part1: Match the neurotransmitter with it's ion, organ/s), and function's listed below. Many can be used more than once (And yes, acetylcholine is suppose to be there twice.) Nat Smooth muscle Effects K+ Ca2+ Cardiac Cl- mood, compulsion, behavior, cerebral circulation, Skelletal muscle motor control, feelings of reward,, euphoria,, preservation, arousal, memory storage, antagonistic muscle relaxation, appetite, pleasure muscle CNS (Brain) Opens or Organks) Effected Function (s) channel Closes the channel Norepinephrine (NE) Glutamate Glytine Depamine Acetylcholne Ach Part2: Match the neurotransmitter with it's function(s). Functions A. Sensation of pain B. Sensation of Hunger C. Relieves pain D. Sensation of Satiety E. Enhances learning and memory F. Works with NE to cause blood vessel constriction or Ach to stimulate intestinal contraction G. Used by the olfactory epithelium and cerebellum H. Causes smooth muscle relaxation Write the letter here Neurotransmitter Carbon Monoxide Endogenous Opioids CCK Endocannibinoids Neuropeptide Y Nitric Oxide Substance P ATP

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Neurotransmitter Ion channel Opens or closes the channel Organs affected Functions Norepinephrine Ca2+ Opens CNS (Brain) Effects mood, memory storage Glutamate Na+ Opens CNS (Brain) memory storage Glycine Cl- Opens skeletal muscle antagonistic muscle relaxation Dopamine K+ closes smooth muscles motor control, pleasure, euphoria, preservation GABA Serotonin Acetylcholine Acetylcholine

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