Acetylcholine and related diseases
Keywords:
Acetylcholine-ACh, peripheral nervous system-PNS, acetylcholinesterase-ChAT, choline transporters-ChT, Choline acetyltransferaseChA, vesicular acetylcholine transporter-VAChT, voltage-gated calcium channels-VGCC, Acetylcholine esterase-AChE, Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome-LEMS, black widow spider venom-BWSV, electrical endplate potential-EPP, GPCR-G protein coupled receptor, Alzheimer’s disease -AD,Abstract
Transmission of signals is conducted by release of neurotransmitters from presynaptic neurons and uptake by postsynaptic neurons. One of the most important and abundant neurotransmitters in human body is Acetylcholine. This article discusses transmission and importance of acetylcholine and related diseases.
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