Dopamine: Functions, Signaling, and Association with Neurological Diseases.

Marianne O Klein, Daniella S Battagello, Ariel R Cardoso, David N Hauser, Jackson C Bittencourt, Ricardo G Correa

January 2019 Cell Mol Neurobiol

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The social discussion underscores interest in dopamine's roles in health and disease, exemplified by questions about diseases and drugs, and phrases like 'Find out next time' and 'Read more,' which suggest curiosity and the desire to learn more. The tone is exploratory and anticipatory, reflecting a general engagement rather than deep analysis or disagreement.

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While the discussion emphasizes dopamine's relevance to health issues, it remains relatively surface-level without detailed implications.

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Abstract Synopsis

  • The dopaminergic system is crucial for various functions like motor control, motivation, and cognitive abilities, with dopamine acting as a key neurotransmitter in both the brain and body.
  • Imbalances in dopamine signaling can lead to serious neurodegenerative diseases and understanding these mechanisms may help in developing new therapies for better patient outcomes.
  • The review explores dopamine's role in normal brain function, its involvement in disorders like Parkinson's and schizophrenia, and discusses new and emerging dopaminergic drugs for treating these conditions.