Neurotechnology · Interactive atlas
See how chemistry moves through the nervous system.
Pick any substance and watch which brain regions and body systems it acts on, in 3D you can rotate, zoom and explore. Built for researchers, students and curious minds.
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- substances
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- brain regions
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- projects
Substance explorer
Choose a substance, see where it acts.
Drag either model to rotate, scroll to zoom. Glowing areas show where the substance acts; hover a row below to locate it.
Substance
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How it works
Molecular targets
Typical effects
Brain regions involved
No direct action on the brain at typical exposures.
Body systems involved
Intensity bars are a simplified, illustrative summary of relative involvement, not dose-response data. Educational use only; not medical advice.
Research & projects
Work on the nervous system, shared openly.
Papers, datasets and projects published by the Neurolabs team, each tagged to the substances they study.
About Neurolabs
Making neuropharmacology visible.
Visual first
Receptor tables don’t show where a drug acts. Neurolabs maps substances onto the anatomy so patterns such as reward circuits, respiratory centres and autonomic effects are easy to see.
Open contributions
Researchers and students can publish papers, datasets and projects on nervous-system pharmacology and link them directly to the substances they study.
Honest about limits
Models are simplified and illustrative. Neurolabs is an educational tool, never a source of dosing or medical guidance.