Cell Cell Communication

Question 1

Neuron
(Function, location, contact with, disorders)

Answer 1

sends and recieves neuronal info
CNS and PNS - everywhere
Oligrodrendrocites, microglia, astrosytes
MS Parkensisns, Alz.

Question 2

Microglial
(Function, location, contact with, disorders)

Answer 2

resident immune cells of CNS
CNS
Oligrodrendocites, Astrocytes, BBB, neuronal
MS, menigits, autoimmune

Question 3

BBB

Answer 3

Filter nutrients and other molecules
CNS
astrocytes, imune (microglia)
MS

Question 4

Oligrodendrocites

Answer 4

mylen producing cell (schwan in PNS)
CNS
Neurons, microglia, astrocytes
MS, glioma (tumor)

Question 5

Astrocytes

Answer 5

Form BBB, suport structure
CNS
interacts with all
Alz. ASD, Skitz.

Question 6

MS Phenotypes

Answer 6

numbness, ingeling, vission problems, pain, waling dificulty

Question 7

MS Disease is

Answer 7

demylenation of olegrodrensites
issue with electrical communication

Question 8

Line of Stem cell to cell

Answer 8

Precusor (stem cell) can self renew
Progenetor can self renew
inmature differentated (unipotant) can self renew
mature differentated (unipotant)

Question 9

levels of potantcy

Answer 9

totipotant - zygote only
pluripotant - can produce multiple diffrent cells
multi potant
unipotant - can only produce differentated cells

Question 10

Basic communication stratiges

Answer 10

1) physical cell cell contact (tightly connectted) ex. gap junctions - cytoplasm communicates
2) cell surface Recptors and cell surface ligants - need to contact - driect - short range
3) cell surface receptors and secreted ligands- not direct - long range