NeuroReceptors

NeuroReceptors

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 16, 2017
  • April 7, 2020
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Learn and practice neurotransmitters, antagonists, mediators, and neuroreceptors through interactive ordering of cellular signal transduction components. Includes a glossary of over 50 technical terms for students of neurobiology, medicine, and psychology.

Learn about 50+ neurotransmitters and their receptor functions
Interactive ordering of signal transduction components
Glossary of over 50 technical terms
Display of neurotransmitter names and structural formulas
Zoomable images for detailed viewing
No registration or telemetry data required
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What's New in NeuroReceptors

1.2

April 7, 2020

Thank you for your feedback! This update includes: • Support for IOS 13 • Minor bugfixes If you have questions or suggestions for improvements, please write to: support@neuroreceptors.dr-egelhofer.at.

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What is NeuroReceptors?

NeuroReceptors is an educational app designed to help users learn and practice neurotransmitters, antagonists, mediators, and neuroreceptors. It uses interactive exercises and a glossary to facilitate learning for students in fields like neurobiology, medicine, and psychology.

How does NeuroReceptors help users learn?

The app presents components of cellular signal transduction randomly, which users can then arrange in the correct order by tapping on images. This interactive method helps users understand the functional context of individual components and learn them more easily.

What kind of content is covered in NeuroReceptors?

NeuroReceptors covers over 50 neurotransmitters and their functions at various receptors, including acetylcholine, NMDA, GABA-A, and dopamine receptors. It also includes a glossary with more than 50 important technical terms related to the field.

Is NeuroReceptors suitable for all devices?

NeuroReceptors is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to run on these Apple devices, providing a consistent learning experience across them.

Does NeuroReceptors require registration or collect user data?

No, NeuroReceptors does not require any registration to use. Furthermore, the app explicitly states that no telemetry data is recorded, ensuring user privacy.

What is the price of NeuroReceptors?

NeuroReceptors is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $2.99. This price grants access to all features and content without further in-app purchases or subscriptions.

How often is NeuroReceptors updated?

The latest version of NeuroReceptors is 1.2, which was last updated on April 7, 2020. While the app was released in 2017, this indicates it has received updates since its initial launch.

What is the age rating for NeuroReceptors?

NeuroReceptors has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger students who are beginning to explore scientific concepts.