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Basal Ganglia & Cerebellum Flashcards

1
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5 structures of basal ganglia?

A
  1. caudate nucleus
  2. putamen
  3. globus pallidus
  4. subthalamic nucleus
  5. substantia nigra
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function of basal ganglia?

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receives signals from cortex & sends to thalamus, initiates thoughts/motivations

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2 pathways in basal ganglia?

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direct, indirect

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function of direct pathway?

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initiates movement

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function of indirect pathway?

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terminates movement

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2 structures part of striatum?

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caudate nucleus, putamen

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2 subparts of globus pallidus?

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external segment (GPe), internal segment (GPi)

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2 subparts of substantia nigra?

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SNpc, SNpr

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what neurotransmitter does SNpc produce?

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Dopamine

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how direct pathways work?

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  1. GABA released at GPi/SNpr inhibits activation
  2. increased activity of thalamus
  3. Glu released at cortex
  4. signal travels through spinal cord->brainstem
  5. movement
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how indirect pathways work?

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  1. GABA released at GPe inhibits activation
  2. No GABA released at STN
  3. increased activity of STN
  4. Glu released at GPi/SNpr activates it
  5. GABA released at thalamus
  6. decreased activity of thalamus
  7. Glu NOT released at cortex
  8. no signal to spinal cord->brainstem
  9. movement termination
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function of Glu?

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activation

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13
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function of GABA?

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inhibition

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function of DA?

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activation

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effect of DA release by SNpc at striatum?

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inc. activity of direct pathway + dec. activity of indirect pathway

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16
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2 disease types for basal ganglia dysfunction?

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parkinson disease + huntignton disease

17
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symptoms of parkinson disease?

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  1. bradykinesia (slowed movement)
  2. rigidity
  3. tremor in joints
  4. gait/balance issues
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symptoms of huntington disease?

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  1. chorea (rapid, involuntary movement)
  2. asthetosis (slow, writhing movement)
  3. ballism (flailing movement)
  4. cognitive decline
  5. psychological issues
19
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pathology of parkinson disease?

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loss of DA from SNpc means less active direct pathway & more active indirect pathway = harder to initiate movements

20
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cause of huntington disease?

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genetic disorder results in abnormal protein, leads to damage of GABA neurons in striatum = dec. activity of indirect pathway

21
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function of cerebellum?

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  1. provides balance (connected to organs in inner ear)
  2. generates info required for complex movements
  3. receives info from cortex + basal ganglia about body position
22
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3 layers of cerebellum?

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  1. molecular
  2. purkinje
  3. granular
23
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5 neuron types in cerebellum?

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  1. purkinje
  2. granular
  3. basket
  4. stellate
  5. golgi
24
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function of purkinje cell?

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sole output neuron, releases GABA at deep cerebellar neurons to inhibit complex movements

25
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function of granular cell?

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activates basket + stellate cells by projecting parallel fibers to molecular layer

26
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function of basket cell?

A

inhibits function of purkinje cells

27
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function of stellate cell?

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inhibits function of purkinje cells

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function of golgi cell?

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inhibits function of granule cells

29
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which neurons are affected earlier on in huntington disease?

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D2 neurons (indirect pathway)

30
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which neurons are NOT affected in huntington disease?

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interneurons in striatum

31
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2 inputs of purkinje cells?

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parallel + climbing fibers

32
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input of golgi cells?

A

mossy fibers + climbing fibers

33
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input of stellate cells?

A

parallel fibers

34
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input of basket cells?

A

parallel fibers

35
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input of granular cells?

A

mossy fibers

36
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function of parallel and climbing fibers?

A

convey error signals

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