If all the above section is discussed in detail, then it can be said that there are different types of chemical that are present in various parts of the brain such as serotonin, glutamate, and dopamine. Each chemical play important role in controlling different parts of the brain and its functions. For instance dopamine run various parts of the brain and responsible for emotions like happiness. The serotonin runs various functions of the brain which include body temperature, sleep, mood control, pain perception, blood pressure, and neuroendocrine activity. As serotonin control various brain activities any disturbance in this chemical can cause disturbance in the brain function (Komoda & Matsunaga, 2015).

Dopamine gets a lot of attention when the researchers search about the brain and related issues. The dopamine is most of the time associated with addiction. Dopamine is associated with lots of metal disorders and psychiatric illnesses such as Parkinson's disease. In schizophrenia the dopamine is considered responsible for the issues like delusions & hallucinations. Many parts of the brain run on dopamine. In schizophrenia, the brain parts which run from dopamine become hyperactive. The glutamate is the chemical in the brain which is responsible for forming the memories in the brain. This chemical allows the individuals learn various things and provide information to other parts of the brain regarding the functions which they have to perform (Honoré, Lamprecht, & Stefanak, 2016).

 It can be said that this chemical plays an important role in the human body because it regulates various activities of the brain. Without this chemical the individuals might unable to learn new things, and making memories might become impossible. Serotonin is another important chemical that controls various activities of the brain. In the brain the serotonin is present in the raphe nuclei. Serotonin is responsible for various functions, which include body temperature, sleep, mood control, pain perception, blood pressure, and neuroendocrine activity.

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