Carbonic anhydrase mediates its theta activity in hippocampal CA1 cells.  One unusual site of this molecule's action is on adrenal chromaffin cells, where it may stimulate adrenaline release.  Bicuculline and baclofen specifically act on two classes of its receptors.  Binding of this molecule to its B receptors results in the opening of potassium c
Carbonic anhydrase mediates its theta activity in hippocampal CA1 cells.  One unusual site of this molecule's action is on adrenal chromaffin cells, where it may stimulate adrenaline release.  Bicuculline and baclofen specifically act on two classes of its receptors.  Binding of this molecule to its B receptors results in the opening of potassium channels; a similar effect results from activation of a chloride ion channel that can bind it or benzodiazepines at a different site, causing the cell's resting potential to become more negative.  Synthesized from the decarboxylation of glutamate in the central nervous system, FTP identify this inhibitory neurotransmitter.
Carbonic anhydrase mediates its theta activity in hippocampal CA1 cells.  
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