Anatomy Flashcards

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What regions of the mammalian brain still have a three layer cortex like turtles?

A

The olfactory and hippocampal cortex still have three-layers in mammals.

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What are the basic interactions of the canonical neuronal circuit?

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The basic interactions of the neuronal circuit are lateral inhibition, recurrent excitation, feed-forward excitation and feedback inhibition.

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What portion of turtle neurons are pyramidal neurons?

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80-90% of neurons in the turtle cortex are pyramidal neurons. (Ulinski 2007)

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4
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How large is the synaptic cleft?

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Usually about 20 nm (Agnati 1995)

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(Agnati 1995)

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Review on synaptic transmission vs volume transmission.

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What are three characteristics of volumetric transmission?

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Slow transmission
Low effective concentrations
Primary sites
High affinity receptors

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What sorts of extrasynaptic receptors have been found?

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Metabotropic and ionotropic glutamate, peptidergic and monoaminergic extrasynaptic receptors have been found on neurons and astrocytes.

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What did Schmitt propose?

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Schmitt proposed that neurons evolved from cells with axon-like projections that released transmitters onto target cells.

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What is one issue with using glucose as an indicator for the rate of glycolysis during hypoxia-normoxia transitions?

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During hypoxia, G6P can accumulate and allow maintained glycolytic rate during reoxygenation despite no apparent use of glucose. (Anundi 1989)

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(Anundi 1989)

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Critical PO2 of isolated hepatocytes is close to 0.1 mmHg but 2 mmHg for mitochondria.

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How is anaerobic glycolysis regulation different in liver than heart?

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End products seem to inhibit glycolysis less in liver than heart. (Seglen 1974)

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What is one issue with using glucose as an indicator for the rate of glycolysis during hypoxia-normoxia transitions?

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During hypoxia, G6P can accumulate and allow maintained glycolytic rate during reoxygenation despite no apparent use of glucose. (Anundi 1989)

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