Dopamine Receptors
Also known as: Dopaminergic Receptors
Description
Dopamine Receptors are a group of Neurotransmitter Receptors that respond to the presence of Dopamine. Dopamine Receptors are most abundant on Neurons within the Substantia Nigra (an area of the Brain).
Biological Function of Dopamine Receptors
Nervous System
Dopamine Receptors are specialized to detect and receive the Neurotransmitter, Dopamine.
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