ch 13 Flashcards

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neurobiology, it includes

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study of nervous system
sensory perception, integration, and motor planning

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central nervous system

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brain and spine

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peripheral nervous system

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move other shit like motor and sensory (senses and movement)

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Nerve cell

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neuron

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nerve cell properties

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excitabile- respond to stimuli
conductive- send signals
secretion- release chemical messengers

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afferent neurons

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sensory
sensation

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interneuron

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connected to the central nervous system

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motor neuron (efferent)

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conduct signals to move

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nuerosoma

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cell body

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neruofibrils

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cytoskeletal network in neuron

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nissl bodies

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cluster of RER
dark stained

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dendrites

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multbranached process to detect stimuli

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axon

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long process that transmits signal to the next cell

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axon collateral

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branch of axon near the soma

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terminal arborization

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branching at the distal end of the neruon

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synaptic knob

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swelling at the end of the axon, stores, neruotrasnmitters

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mylien sheath

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segmented wrapped around the axon

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node of ranvier

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gaps in the myelination

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internode

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myleinatd space bn nodes

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axon hillock

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mound from the soma leading to the axon

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intital segment

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unmyelinated begining of the axon

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trigger zone

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axon hillock and initial segment
large number of voltage gated channels
all or nothing

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mulitpolar

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multiple dendrites, one axon

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bipolar

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one dendrite, one axon

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unipolar
single process from soma, signla can bypass soma
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anaxonic
multiple dendrites, no axon
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neuroglia/ supportive cells
support and help function bind neurons together guides fetus neurons to destination
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if mature neuron is not in synaptic contact with another neuron, what do gial cells do
prevent them form touching by coating, gives precision to conduction pathways
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oligodendrocytes
form myelin in brain and spinal cord
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ependoymal cell
line cavities of brain and spinal cord, secrete and circulate crebrospinal fluid
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microglia
phagocytize and destroy microorganisms, forgien matter, dead cells
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astrocytes
formation of blood brain barrier, nourish neurons secrete growth stimulants regulate composition of the extracellular fluid in the cns, form scar tissue
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schwann cells
aid in regeneration of damaged nerve fibers
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satellite cells
surround somas of neurons in ganglia, insulates/ regulates chemical environment
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mylien sheath
insulating layer around a nerve fiber increase signal conduction
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myleination
production of myelin sheath
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myleination starts
in fetal development paid in infancy compeletes in late adolesnces
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mylien is made of
80% lipid 20% protein
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unmyelinated nerve fibers
wrapped by schwann cells, but not densely around these axons
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signal speed depends on
diameter of fiber- (larger/longer, faster) presence of myelin (more mylin are faster)
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nerve regeneration
svhwann cells secrete nerves growth factors and produce regneeration tube to direct regrowth of acon
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cut nerves can regenerate if
body is in tact not CNS tho
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synapse
meeting point of neruon and other cell
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axodendritic synapse
axon terminal and dentrite
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axosomatic
axon terminal on soma
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axoaxonic
axon on axon interaction
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chemical synapse
presynaptic neruon releases neurotrasnmitter to postsynaptic cell
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neurotransmitters
messeneger molecules can be excitatory and inhibitory
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synaptic knob of presynaptic cell
has hella neurotrasmitters and synaptic vesicles
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synaptic celft
space btweent tow neruons
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neruotrasnsmitter receptors are on
on postsynapic cell
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neruotrasnsmitter
messenger molecule
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electrical synapse
two cells joined by gap juncitons found in cardiac, smooth muscle less common
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electrical synapse functions
ions diffuse from cell to cell quick transmission no integration or decision making
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neurulation 3rd week:
first trace of CNS
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neurulation 4th week:
has neural tube neural crest
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neurulation 5th week:
five secondary vesicles
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basically how our brain developes
tubes to veisicles where brain stuff it
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spina bifida
vertebrare fail to enclose spinal cord
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spina bifida occulta
just one or few opens no functional problems
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spina bifida cystica
more severe sacs protrude from spine
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microcephaly
small brain
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anencephaly
no brain
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where are schwann cells from
from neruilemma aroumd all PNS nerve fibers and meylin around most of them
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neurulation 3rd week neural plate
sinks, edges thicken neural groove with nerual folds
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neurulation 4th week anterior dilations
anterior dilations -forebrain -midbrain -hindbrain
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5th week stuff
Forebrain * Telencephalon * Diencephalon – Midbrain (mesencephalon) – Hindbrain * Metencephalon * Myelencephalon