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Legenda

Neurotransmitters
Acetylcholine
Adrenaline
Anandamide
Dopamine
Endorfine
GABA
Glutamaat
Serotonine
Substantie P

Eiwitten / enzymen
Acetylcholinesterase
MAO
Receptor
Transporter / Heropname eiwit

 

Drugs
Alcohol
Cannabis / THC
Cocaïne
Heroïne / Morfine
Ketamine
Nicotine
Speed / Amfetamine
XTC / MDMA


Overig
Azijnzuur
Choline
Remmend signaal
Stimulerend signaal

Nicotine

Smoking 2: Nicotine in the oral cavity

The oral cavity consists largely of mucous membranes.
The inner cheeks, the area under the tongue and the palate are lined with large numbers of finely branching capillaries.
These absorb from 3 to 20 percent of the nicotine that enters the mouth by smoking.