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1. After reading each of the projects, list the name of each
drug discussed and the mechanism by which the synaptic
transmitter's action is changed by the drug. Please limit your
answers to as few words as possible, such as, Chlorpromazine -
blocks DA4 receptors.
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2. After reading each of the projects, list the name of each
drug discussed and the primary behavioral effects of each drug
along with their site of action, e.g. What were the desired
behavioral changes that would motivate drug use? Please limit
your answers to as few words as possible, such as, Chlorpromazine
- anti-schizophrenia - Mesolimbic & Mesocortical.
Response:
3. After reading each of the projects, list the name of each
drug discussed and the secondary behavioral effects (side
effects) of each of the drugs along with the brain site of
action. Please limit your answers to as few words as possible,
such as, Chlorpromazine - Extra-pyramidal dysfunction, Tardive
Dyskinesia - Basal Ganglia.
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