Which Neurotransmitter is the Most Stimulating? (Neurotransmitter Lore)

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This is the neurotransmitter tier list – I hope you find this video to be very stimulating!

I guess this is neurotransmitter lore ;)

0:00 Intro
4:53 Ad
6:15 Dopamine
9:30 GPCRs
14:39 Noradrenaline
17:42 Serotonin
21:25 Glutamate
24:55 GABA
27:00 Acetylcholine
29:35 Banana Outro
30:21 Dopamine (again?)

*Team*
Writer/Producer/Thumbnail Artist - That Chemist (Joey)
Lead Animator/Graphic Designer/Editor – David
Vesicle Animator - Chogi
Lead Writer/Biochem Research - Exergonick (Nicholas)
Writer/Biochem Research – Trev
Chemistry Assistant - Maurice
Technical Lead - Polygorg (Georg)
Rigging/3D Systems Engineer - Robot Chicken

*Acknowledgements*
Ballerene for his ballin' biochem help

*Music* - A huge thanks to @S3RL for letting us use his music in the video!
"Dopamine - S3RL feat Sara"

*References*
Relevant human Proteins found in RCSB PDB RCSB.org 10.1093/nar/28.1.235

[CompletelyNormal]

Some of the other neurotransmitters not mentioned in this video get really weird. My favorite is endocannabinoids because they break all the rules. They were one of the last neurotransmitters to be discovered, and we still don't know everything they do, but the short version is that they work backwards. We only discovered them because someone realized, "Hey, weed clearly does something to your brain and it doesn't seem to be interacting with any of the neurotransmitter pathways that we already know about."

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Low noradrenaline: anxiety
High noradrenaline: intense anxiety

[kubas]

As a med student, this video is rlly helpful. Never thought I'd see That Chemist go in this direction. Thank you

[unknownbandit]

i love how i get my dopamine and serotonin is a tiny hardworking walking chemical that carries a ball of neurotransmitters to my neurons. you go lil guys!

[mrpickles]

You struck a great balance of discussing details of neurotransmitters while still being generally understandable to a non-chemist/non-biologist. I'd watch more videos talking about other neurotransmitters and/or talking more in depth about their functions.

Also the S3RL x That Chemist crossover is as awesome as it was unexpected.

[travv]

14 minutes of dopamine explanation and then it is ranked C because cheese starts with C.

[Forehead_Fergus]

Babe wake up, thatchemist dropped a new video

[katoka]

I'm hyped for when my chemistry studies at uni start in 2 months and I can finally understand your videos

[colingeissler]

wow so much effort has been taken into creating this video. The fact that there are these quick definitions/ extra context is provided is just so convenient, so I dont have to spend as much time looking things up myself. Thank you sir

[princepsregem]

Serotonin is by far my favorite of the neurotransmitters. I absolutely love the special liquid colours it can make you see.

[Linguae_Music]

DMT is the coolest neurotransmitter.
In the visual cortex of laboratory mice, the proportional concentration of DMT compared to Serotonin, was found to be approximately 1:2 under normal conditions. :D (this is even more surprising given its short metabolic halflife of about 5 minutes.)

That's why from now on, I will be referring to it as a neurotransmitter. I wish they would actually study it more. It has effects on neurogenesis, and neuron repair (at the very least by downstream activation of BDNF), and also plays a role in plasticity.

[ericdaugherty]

I would be stoked on a video pertaining to obscure neurotransmitters that are not commonly known about and the functions they have in the body!

[nina-mill]

Jesus Christ... I just spent over three hours watching, pausing, digesting, and resuming a 30-minute YouTube video about six neurotransmitters.

This was so dense, probably the most well compressed info-packed YouTube video I've ever watched. How did you do it! The writing, the editing, the animations, the research (that long ass list of references in the desc!)... and the humor sprinkled along the way💛

I couldn't be happier, I feel so immensely lucky to have this available to me- and for free? Incredible, incredible work from everybody involved, oh my goodness! Thank you all, from the bottom of my heart!Bless you!👏👏👏🙏❤️‍🔥🔥🔥💯

[morgan]

it would be really cool if you did a video on the pathways from calories to energy for the cell, both for glucose and for ketones

[AntimatterBeam]

Could my neuroanatomy lecturers at uni have been like this introduction, my lecturer sounded like he hadn't seen modern life before. And tier lists + learning = good

PS - thank you for saying biology is complex. :)

[ShockedCaucasian]

This video was amazing! I learned so many nuances to things I thought I fully understood, and this just makes me want to pursue my biochemistry dreams even more haha. Thanks for the awesome 3d models of not only the neurotransmitters themselves but the receptors too! I had never known there are so many varieties of receptors for each neurotransmitter, Awesome content as always 😎

[derenjoyr]

Damn, that start is pretty high quality. Good explanations!

[eliasw]

Honestly one of the best channels I found in the past months. Sad to see that it not gets the attention it deserves. As much as it hurts to say, maybe more short form content would do a lot

[thefoxthatplaysgames]

22:40 the AMPA receptors description is just the NMPA receptors description

Great video

[penumbramine]

love the vid. I was curious if you would involve neuropeptides in the list such as dynorphins, enkephalins and endorphins. the opioid receptors gettin no love today.