Dopamine: You've got mail

Don't you hate when your package doesn't arrive on time? What happens when dopamine isn’t delivered on time? But wait, how is dopamine transmitted throughout the body? This video explores dopamine's neurotransmission mechanism and pathways. It also investigates functions, physiological roles, diseases and disorders related to dopamine.

This video was made by McMaster Demystifying Medicine students Tavishi Weeraratna, Thiviya Srikanthan, Nevin Ling, Mohammad Khajehei and Camilla Wegrzynowska.

Copyright McMaster University 2020.

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