What Are Dopamine Receptors?
Dopamine receptors are one class or type of receptors that are found in the central nervous system as well as other key points near nerve endings in various organs. The receptors are instrumental in the proper function of the neurotransmitter dopamine, which has a significant effect on the function of the nervous system in regard to memory, general mood, and cognition. When the supply of dopamine to the receptors is inhibited in some manner, an individual may be begin to experience difficulty concentrating, become easily irritated, and possibly become severely depressed.
