Hyperforin and Deramciclane serve as reuptake inhibitors for this molecule, which are secreted by chandilier cells in one organ.
Hyperforin and Deramciclane serve as reuptake inhibitors for this molecule, which are secreted by chandilier cells in one organ. During development of the hippocampus, this molecule is responsible for most excitable responses until the development of glutamate responses, and its receptors can be divided into the ligand-gated A type and the metabotropic B type. Climbing fibers and Purkinje cells of the cerebellum exclusively secrete this molecule, whose receptors are agonized by bicuculline and barbituates. Created by the decarboxylation of glutamate, for 10 points, name this inhibitory neurotransmitter responsible for anti-convulsive effects, usually designated by a four-letter abbreviation.
Hyperforin and Deramciclane serve as reuptake inhibitors for this molecule, which are secreted by chandilier cells in one organ.
{GABA} or {Gamma}-{aminobutyric acid}