Transmitters

... ATP. It is not likely that adenosine is the primary neurotransmitter for any group of neurons, but rather that it is released together with other transmitters by a number of neuron types. Unlike most neurotransmitters, adenosine does not seem to be packaged into vesicles that are released in a ...

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... out the types of neurons in the various regions of the drosophila brain, their interconnections, and the specifics of channel types, receptors, transmitters, etc... I've been able to find bits and pieces in various papers, but I can't seem to find any particular sites or papers that summarize ...

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... or a nutrient) on a receptor specific for the given substance. This then triggers further actions via e.g. phosphorylation of subsequent receptors/transmitters and changes in the gene regulation. Viruses, being one of the most simplest of organisms, use receptor-ligand interactions to "know" ...

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neural transmitters cross the metasynaptic gap and are basically the 1s and 0s of a computer. but what do these neural transmitters cross through? I mean is there a gel of some kind or is it air or someting?

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... you....I hope all is going well with you and yours......Okay, you asked me: If we are the transmittors, where are the recievers? Perhaps the transmitters can control one receiver if all transmitters are set for the same address as the receiver. Write back!

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