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Neuroactive Molecule Signaling

Molecular classification: Signaling Pathway

Overview

Neuroactive molecule signaling refers to the process by which specialized chemical messengers, known as neuroactive molecules or neurotransmitters, transmit information between neurons and other target cells across synapses in the nervous system. These molecules are essential for neural communication and play a central role in regulating physiological processes, behavior, and cognition.

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Neural communicationSignal transductionRegulation of physiological processesRegulation of behaviorRegulation of cognition

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Neurological disordersPsychiatric disordersNeurodegenerative diseases

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