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mjl1717
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06/26/06 - 12:06 PM       #1

the major neurotransmitter in the cerebellum is?

a)epi

b)norepi

c)GABA

d)Ach

e)serotonin


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06/26/06 - 12:44 PM       #2

E)?

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06/26/06 - 01:08 PM       #3

no

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06/26/06 - 01:58 PM       #4

GABA

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06/26/06 - 02:25 PM       #5

yeah gaba


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06/26/06 - 03:36 PM       #6

GABA is correct

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06/28/06 - 08:04 AM       #7

GABA..mainly cerebellum is inhibitory organ..thats how I have remembered it.. smiling face

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06/28/06 - 08:05 AM       #8

option C

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06/28/06 - 08:05 AM       #9

serotonin in midline brainstem...in reticular system.. smiling face

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06/28/06 - 08:36 AM       #10

waqastariq wrote:
GABA..mainly cerebellum is inhibitory organ..thats how I have remembered it..


good point,



Edited by mjl1717 on 06/28/06 - 08:50 AM

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06/28/06 - 03:14 PM       #11

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