DJMMM: question 4 U: » djmmm

Posted by Janelle on March 30, 2002, at 3:01:30

In reply to Re: They're not SSRI's so what are Remeronand Serzone?, posted by djmmm on March 28, 2002, at 10:12:32

You wrote that Remeron blocks specific norepinephrine receptors called alpha2-receptors and that serotonin neurons also contain alpha2-receptors ...
This leads me to ask a very, very embarassing question (I can't believe I'm posting this!) -- what exactly is a neuron?
I know that serotonin is a neurotransmitter, so are there specific neurons that release and reuptake specific neurotransmitters? For example, is there a dopamine neuron that handles dopamine, etc.? Man, do I feel DUMB.

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They're not SSRI's so what are Remeronand Serzone? Janelle 3/28/02
Re: They're not SSRI's so what are Remeronand Serzone? » Janelle fachad 3/28/02
Re: They're not SSRI's so what are Remeronand Serzone? djmmm 3/28/02
Re: They're not SSRI's so what are Remeronand Serzone? OldSchool 3/28/02
DJMMM: question 4 U: » djmmm Janelle 3/30/02
Re: They're not SSRI's so what are Remeronand Serzone? » Janelle nightlight 3/31/02

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