Relationship between dopaminergic and serotonergic neuronal activity in the frontal cortex and the action of typical and atypical antipsychotic drugs

Keyphrases

• Antipsychotics 100%
• Atypical Antipsychotics 100%
• Chlorpromazine 33%
• Clozapine 33%
• Cognitive Dysfunction 33%
• Dopamine Receptor 33%
• Equivalent Dose 33%
• Extrapyramidal Symptoms 33%
• Frontal Cortex 100%
• Haloperidol 33%
• Iloperidone 33%
• Mechanism of Action 33%
• Mood Stabilization 33%
• Negative Symptoms 33%
• Neuronal Activity 100%
• Olanzapine 33%
• Positive Symptoms 66%
• Quetiapine 33%
• Risperidone 33%
• Serotonergic 100%
• Serotonin Receptors 33%
• Typical Antipsychotics 100%
• Typical Neuroleptics 33%
• Ziprasidone 33%

Neuroscience

• 5-HT Receptor 20%
• Atypical Antipsychotic 100%
• Chlorpromazine 20%
• Clozapine 20%
• Cognitive Disorders 20%
• Dopamine Receptor 20%
• Dopaminergic 100%
• Extrapyramidal Symptoms 20%
• Frontal Lobe 100%
• Haloperidol 20%
• Iloperidone 20%
• Negative Syndrome 20%
• Neuronal Activity 100%
• Olanzapine 20%
• Positive Syndrome 40%
• Quetiapine 20%
• Risperidone 20%
• Serotonergic 100%
• Typical Antipsychotic 100%
• Ziprasidone 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• 4 (para chlorophenyl) 1 [3 (para fluorobenzoyl)propyl] 4 piperidinol 20%
• Antipsychotic 100%
• Atypical Antipsychotics 100%
• Chlorpromazine 20%
• Clozapine 20%
• Cognitive Defect 20%
• Dopamine Receptor 20%
• Dopamine Receptor Stimulating Agent 100%
• Extrapyramidal Symptoms 20%
• Iloperidone 20%
• Negative Syndrome 20%
• Olanzapine 20%
• Positive Syndrome 40%
• Quetiapine 20%
• Risperidone 20%
• Serotonin Receptor 20%
• Side Effect 20%
• Typical Antipsychotic 100%
• Ziprasidone 20%