Channels Flashcards

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Channels are defined as

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Structures that selectively allow the flux of ions into or out of the neuron

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2
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Non-gated channels allow for…

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The diffusion of small ions

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3
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What are the 3 types of Gated-ion channels

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  1. ) Modality
  2. ) Ligand
  3. ) Voltage
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4
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Define modality gated ion channels

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Each receptor is sensory modality specific

—Open in response to a stimulus that is NOT a neurotransmiter or change in membrane potential

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5
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Define Ligand gated ion channels

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Open in response to a neurotransmitter binding to a receptor on a post synaptic membrane

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6
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Define Voltage gated ion channels

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Open to a response to a change in membrane potential, essentially a change in chemical potentials across a membrane

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7
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Define ionotropic receptors

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Transmembrane molecules that can open/close a channel to allow smaller particles to travel in and out of the cell

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8
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Define metabotropic receptors

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A receptor that does not open/close but instead activates G-protein that activiates a secondary messenger

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Ligand can bind to two different types of receptors, what are they?

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  1. ) ionotropic
  2. ) metabotropic
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