Basal ganglia Flashcards

1
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Basal ganglia are important in

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voluntary movements and making postural adjustments

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2
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Basal ganglia receives …. input

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cortical

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3
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Basal ganglia output to cortex –> …

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provides negative feedback to cortex to modulate movement

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4
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basal ganglia - structures

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  1. striatum (ραβδωτό)
  2. Lentiform (φακοειδής)
  3. Substantia nigra
  4. subthalamic nucleus
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5
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basal ganglia - striatum =

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putamen + caudate

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6
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basal ganglia - Lentiform =

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putamen + globus pallidus

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7
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basal ganglia - putamen - responsible for

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motion regulation

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8
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basal ganglia - caudate - responsible for

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cognitive

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9
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globus pallidus is divided to

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  1. Globus pallidus externus

2. Globus pallidus internus

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10
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basal ganglia - 2 main pathways

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  1. excitatory pathway (direct)

2. inhibitory pathway (indirect)

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basal ganglia - excitatory (direct) pathway –> (action)

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increases motion

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12
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basal ganglia - inhibitory (indirect) pathway –> (action)

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decreases motion

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13
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basal ganglia - excitatory (direct) pathway:

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cortical inputs (glutamine) stimulate the striatum GABA neurons, which inhibits GABA neurons of Globus pallidus internus/substantia nigra pars reticulata --> disinhibition of the thalamus --> stimulate Motor cortex
--> increases motion
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14
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basal ganglia - striatum to Globus pallidus internus/substantia nigra pars reticulata - neurotransmitters?

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GABA

with Substance P (coneurotransmitter)

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15
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basal ganglia - inhibitory (indirect) pathway:

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cortical inputs (glutamine) stimulate the striatum GABA neurons which inhibits GABA neurons of Globus pallidus externus --> disinhibition of STN --> STN stimulates GABA neurons of Globus pallidus internus/substantia nigra pars reticulata
 --> inhibition of thalamus --> decreases motion
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16
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basal ganglia - cortical to striatum - neurotransmitter

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glutamate

17
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striatum to Globus pallidus externus - neurotransmitter

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GABA 
with Enkephalin  (coneurotransmitter)
18
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basal ganglia - dopamine pathway

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Substantia nigra pars compacta –> dopamine –> (striatum) binds to D1 stimulating the excitatory (direct) pathway, and to D2, inhibiting the inhibitory (indirect) pathway –> INCREASED MOTION

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basal ganglia - dopamine pathway - final result (explain)

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INCREASED MOTION (D1 stimulates the direct, D2 inhibits the indirect)

20
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basal ganglia - ach pathway defintion

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ach neurons of striatum drives the indirect pathway –> decreasing cortical excitation

21
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subthalamic nucleus to globus pallidus internus - neurotransmitter

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glutamate

22
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basal ganglia - dopamine pathway - dopamine is secreted by

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Substantia nigra pars compacta