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Re: MOA and COMT

Posted by linkadge on November 9, 2006, at 8:36:08

In reply to MOA and COMT, posted by kiwiredbeach on November 9, 2006, at 4:12:00

The thing is that they don't break down the same cluster of neurotransmitters.


MAO-A generally responsable for the breakdown of
Ser,nor,dop,and some trace amines.
COMT Just norepinephrine, (and dopamine?)

Anyhow, none of the metabilolic pathways, ie MAO-A,B, SERT,NET,DAT,COMT etc, fully overlap with another.

They often work to compensate for eachother.
Ie. if DAT was solely responsable for the metabolism of dopamine, then a dat inhibitor would result in dopamine overflow. Instead, other pathways can take over so as to prevent neurotoxicity.

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