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Getting to know your brain

phase_dancer

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This FAQ by MattPD is great. It's a concise explanation of basic anatomy of the brain that's easy to follow.

With the resurge in interest shown lately towards research chemicals, I know all inquiring bluelighters will want to learn the basics of the instrument (brain) they're thinking of tinkering with %)

So, if you've ever wondered where the hypothalamus was located, or even what brain cells are and how they differ from one another, then give this a good read.

Neuroanatomy and the brain - MattPD

Hats off to MattPD
 
Receptors are normally found imbedded in the outer lipid membrane of the cell. Various receptors control different body functions.

Here's an introduction to receptors, followed by another discussing hormones in relation to receptors.

Receptors - A Brief Note

Hormones, receptors and target cells


Although a bit deep after the last page:

For the Serotonin enthusiasts; a paper discussing the various subtypes of serotonin receptor, and another by the Tocris Pharmaceutical company on the things which bind to serotonin receptors.

Serotonin Receptors and their function

5-HT Ligands and their Function

Thanks to bee Nicodem
 
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