Physostigmine is a compound that crosses the blood-brain barrier to prevent inactivation of this compound.
The 192IgG-saporin complex is used to study the diverse functions of this molecule in the BFCS. Alpha-7 is a pentameric receptor of this molecule that is antagonized by bupropion and ketamine. L. mactans releases a toxin that causes a massive release of this molecule at peripheral nervous system synapses. Physostigmine is a compound that crosses the blood-brain barrier to prevent inactivation of this compound. The two types of receptors for this molecule are (*) nicotinic and muscarinic. Antibodies interfere with transmission of this molecule in an autoimmune disorder, myasthenia gravis. The formation of this neurotransmitter is catalyzed by ChAT. For 10 points, name this first discovered neurotransmitter that functions in neuromuscular junctions.
The 192IgG-saporin complex is used to study the diverse functions of this molecule in the BFCS.
acetylcholine [or ACh]