Y-Aminobutyric add

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Schafer DF, Jones EA. Hepatic encephalopathy and the y-aminobutyric add system. Lancet, 1,... 

Amino Acid Receptor Localization 3.1. y-Aminobutyric Add Receptors... 

Lammens TM, Franssen MC, Scott EL, Sanders JP. (2010). Synthesis of biobased N-methylpyrrohdone by one-pot cycUzation and methylation of y-aminobutyric add. Green Chem, 12, 1430-1436. 

The higher homologue of P-alanine is Y-aminobutyric add (4-aminobutanoic add), known under the acronym of GABA (2-11), which is formed almost exclusively by enzymatic decarboxylation of glutamic add. ft is mainly present in the brain tissue of animals, where it ads as an inhibitor of nerve impulse transmissions. It is also found in plants and microbial cells, where it has a role as a signal molecule, and is also a constituent of some peptides such as nisine (see Section 11.2.1.2.1). 

Y-Aminobutyric add (GABAH oe action results in itHti-tion of neurotransmission... 

Crustacean preparations have also been responsible for most of our knowledge of the specific mechanism of action of y-aminobutyric add (GABA) on subsynaptic membranes and for the identification of this amino acid as a natural transmitter substance of inhibitory neurons. Again it was the availability of a peripheral (in this case inhibitory) synapse that has made the investigation so successful. 

S)-(+)-3-aminomethyl-5-methylhexanoic add (Pregabalin) 1 (Figure 11.1) is a lipophilic GABA (y-aminobutyric add) analog devdoped for the treatment of several central nervous system disorders induding epilepsy, neuropathic pain, anxiety, and sodal phobia [29,30]. Recent studies have shown that pregabalin... 

The benzodiazepines ad by interaction with the benzodiazepine site at the GABA-A receptor. GABA, y-aminobutyric add (Fig. 13.7), is the major inhibitory neurotransmitter in the CNS of vertebrates. 

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