Which of these drugs are indirect agonists and have their own binding sites on GABA receptors?

GABA is removed from the synapse by 

What NT is responsible for muscular movement and is the primary efferent NT of the PNS?

The following are locations in the brain where ACh can be found except

The following are functions in which ACh plays are role except

What are the precursors of ACh

What enzyme is responsible for the creation of Ach 

What enzyme is responsible for loading ACh into synaptic vesicles? 

Which drug stimulates the release of ACh? 

Which receptor is predominantly found in the PNS? 

Which among the two ACh receptors have slower and longer lasting effects?

Which drug blocks muscarinic receptors?

BOTOX works via what mechanism?

What enzyme breaks down ACh resulting in Choline and Acetate in the synapse?

What drug blocks the choline transporter and slows production of ACh?

Neostigmine is used to treat this condition which results in symptoms of droopy eyelids, muscle weakness, and fatigue