chapter 11 Flashcards

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PET

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positron emitting tomography

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EEG

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Electroencephalogram

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fMRI

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functional magnetic resonance imaging

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5- HTT

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human serotonin transporting gene

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Anterior cingulate cortex (ACC)

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error detection, conflict monitoring, cognitive control, decision making & emotional operations

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Ventro-lateral prefrontal cortex

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perception, response selection, executive control, working memory, episodic memory and problem solving

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Basal ganglia

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motor control

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Caudal region of the ACC-

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conflict monitoring

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Amygdala

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emotional stimuli

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Polymorphisms

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common gene variations (more than 1% population) which may contribute to individual differences in brain structure/ behavior

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SNPs

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single nucleotide polymorphisms, in which a single nucleotide is substituted for another

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VNTRs

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variable number of tandem repeats, in which certain sequences of nucleotides are repeated within a gene, but the number of repeats is variable across individuals

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An Insertion/Deletion polymorphism

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a sequence of nucleotides is present in one variant but absent in another

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Epigenetic processes

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Epigenetic processes- (G x E) Gene x Environment interactions
Concerned with the regulation of genes (turning genes on or off) and the transmission of genetic information

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DNA methylation

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a methyl group is attached to the DNA w/out altering the nucleotide sequence…. The effect of the presence of the methyl group is suppression (or silencing) of the genes expression. Thus, life experience can moderate DNA methylation & gene expression

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Tã…

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Não…