Re: What chemical is released when you drink caffein? » SLS

Posted by Larry Hoover on July 21, 2004, at 15:33:44

In reply to Re: What chemical is released when you drink caffein?, posted by SLS on July 21, 2004, at 15:05:47

> Caffeine also acts to inhibit the cAMP PDE enzyme, which, like adenosine receptor blockade, leads to an increase in cAMP and the excitability of the neuron. It's hard to believe that things in the cell happen so quickly, though, to become so stimulated so fast after drinking one cup of coffee.
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Dude! cAMP PDE! A seven-letter acronym! World's record! Yay!

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What chemical is released when you drink caffein? cherylann 7/20/04
Re: What chemical is released when you drink caffein? » cherylann Larry Hoover 7/21/04
Re: What chemical is released when you drink caffein? SLS 7/21/04
Re: What chemical is released when you drink caffein? » SLS Larry Hoover 7/21/04
Caffeine (tiny correction) » Larry Hoover Questionmark 7/22/04
Re: Caffeine (tiny correction) » Questionmark Larry Hoover 7/22/04
Excellent information! cherylann 7/22/04
You're welcome. Yeah, it happens. (nm) » Larry Hoover Questionmark 7/30/04

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