00:02
So we want to know what is the mechanism by which roofies act as in the brain.
00:11
So rhohiphanyl is a type of benzodiazepine, which is a class of drugs that depresses the central nervous system.
01:02
So the benzodiazepines influence behavior by interacting with receptors on neurons in the brains called gaba.
01:15
So when gaba binds to receptors, it usually inhibits a neuron and acts to reduce neuronal activity.
01:23
So when benzodiazepines attached to gaba receptors, they increase gaba binding to other receptors.
01:34
In this way, by benzodiazepines, enhance the effects of gaba, and reduce brain activity.
01:44
So you have ab, c, d, and e.
01:49
So a states, rufi's act at the gaba receptor complex, which opens a sodium ion channel, maybe.
02:02
Roofies act as an acetylcholine receptor...