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The 58 pages that link to Neurotransmitter, each with the reason it gives.

• NeuronRelated: Neurons use these molecules to transmit signals across many synapses.

• SynapseRelated: Chemical synapses use these messengers to carry signals across the synaptic cleft.

• AmineRelated: Several neurotransmitters, including dopamine and serotonin, contain amine groups.

• Nervous systemRelated: These molecules carry signals across many synapses.

• Neural circuitRelated: Chemical transmission carries signals across many circuit connections.

• Synaptic vesicleRelated: Neurotransmitters are the cargo stored inside synaptic vesicles.

• NeurotoxicityRelated: Changing neurotransmitter production or signaling is a common route to functional neurotoxicity.

• PsychopathologyRelated: Altered neurotransmission is one proposed pathway in some mental disorders.

• Gut-brain axisRelated: Neural communication within the axis depends on chemical messengers such as serotonin and GABA.

• BrainRelated: These chemicals mediate much of the brain’s communication between neurons.

• Synaptic cleftRelated: Neurotransmitters diffuse through the cleft to reach postsynaptic receptors.

• Nervous tissueRelated: Neurotransmitters carry many signals across chemical synapses.

• Neurological disorderRelated: Altered neurotransmission contributes to disorders such as Parkinson disease and epilepsy.

• John EcclesRelated: Chemical transmission depends on substances released at synapses to affect neighboring cells.

• Behavioral neuroscienceRelated: Neurotransmitters alter communication within circuits that regulate motivation, mood, and action.

• NeuroendocrinologyRelated: Neurotransmitters carry local neural signals into neuroendocrine circuits.

• Depolarization (neuroscience)Related: Some neurotransmitters open postsynaptic channels that produce depolarizing responses.

• LatrodectusRelated: Latrotoxin disrupts signaling by provoking excessive neurotransmitter release.

• Human brainRelated: These messengers carry many signals across brain synapses.

• Neural pathwayRelated: Neurotransmitters carry signals across many of the connections within pathways.

• NeuropsychiatryRelated: Changes in neurotransmission can contribute to symptoms and inform medication choices.

• Brain (anatomy)Related: Neurotransmitters transmit and regulate signals across most brain synapses.

• Clinical neuroscienceRelated: Many psychiatric and neurological treatments alter neurotransmitter signaling.

• Ganglia (anatomy)Related: Chemical transmission carries signals across synapses in autonomic ganglia.

• Invertebrate gangliaRelated: Ganglionic signaling depends on neurotransmitters that excite, inhibit, or modulate circuit activity.

• Thomas C. SüdhofRelated: Vesicle release makes these messengers available to act on neighboring cells.