Dopamine Pathways in the brain by Tosin

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All four Pathways Dopamine is involved in
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Dopamine Pathways in the brain by Tosin
  1. Mesolimbic
    1. Physiology: Projections from VTA (A10) to N. Ac (the Olf Bulb and Amgydala also)
      1. Motivation, Emotion, REWARD!

        Annotations:

        • Regulates these behaviours
        1. Overactivity = Positive Symptoms of Szh

          Annotations:

          • These include Delusions, Hallucinations and Thought Disorder and other Psychosis (reality testing is impaired) Furthermore = Catatonia (immobility/ non-purposeful movement)
      2. D2 Antagonism Here = Alleviate Positive symptoms in Szh

        Annotations:

        • Underactivity of this results = Antipsychotic Drug MOA
      3. Mesocortical
        1. Physiology: Projections from VTA (A10) to Prefrontal Cortex (PFC)
          1. Dorsal Lateral PFC = Cognitive Functions
            1. Cognitive Deficits in Szh
            2. Ventral Lateral PFC = Emotions and Affect
              1. Overactivity = Negative Symptoms of Szh
            3. D2 Antagonism here = Alleviate Szh Symptoms
            4. Nigrostriatal Pathway
              1. Physiology = Projections from Substantia Nigra (A9) to Striatum (caudaute nuclues and putamen)
                1. Controls Movement indirectly - Overactivity = Tardive Dyskinesia & Underactivity = Parkinsonism

                  Annotations:

                  • See Basal Ganglia Pathways! Involved in preventing non-purposeful movement
                  • Parkinsonism = Movement disorder & clinical syndrome caused by lesions/damage to Basal ganglis'a Substantia Nigra
                2. D2 Block = Antipsychotic use side affects

                  Annotations:

                  • In particular the Extrapyramidal side effects = movement disorders
                  • These disorders involve involuntary movements 
                3. Tuberoinfundibular
                  1. Physiology = Projections from Hypothalamus (arcuate and periventricular nuclei) to infundibular region in medial eminence

                    Annotations:

                    • From one part of the hypothalamus to the other
                    • Portal circulation between Medial eminence and Anterior pituitary = Dopamine released here
                    • Dopamine inhibits Prolactin release
                    1. Hyperactivity = Too little Prolactin
                      1. Underactivity = Too much Prolactin

                        Annotations:

                        • So D2 Blockade = Hyperprolactineamia
                        • This is another side effect of Antipsychotic Drugs
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