Cell biology part 2 Flashcards
Prophase 1 phases
(Lady Zebra Paints Double Dogs)
Leptoten, Zygoten, Pachyten, Diploten, Diakinesis
Difference between meiosis 1 and mitosis
Metaphase: Random combination of chromosome orientation
Anaphase: Homologs are seperated into the two cells not chromatids.
Difference between meiosis 2 and mitosis
No DNA replication
Proteins help moving mitochondria in neurons
Miro and milton, kinesin and dynein
Body of neuron
perikaryon and nucleus
“Neck” of the axon
Axon hillock (action potential starts here)
How neuron sends signal
Action potental, preaxon termnal, Ca+ voltage, Synapse vesicle, Acytocholine, sodium gates, synaptic cleft, new action potential will be produced
Types of glial cells in CNS
Astrocyte, mesoglia, oligodendrocyte, ependymia, special ganglia
Types of glial cells in PNS
Schwann and satellite
Asteocyte function
Blood-brain barrier
Oligodendrocyte
Myelin sheath in the CNS
Ependymia function
Cerebral spinal fluid