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Chemical Senses Flashcards

1
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cAMP function

A

opens cation channel

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2
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Second messenger function olfactory system

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amplify sensory signals

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3
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Insect olfactory receptors

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Ion channels

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4
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Olfactory receptor specialisation

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some receptors are very specialised, some very general

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5
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Olfactory sensory neuron maturation

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mature neurons express a single olfactory receptor

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6
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How do we know mature olfactory sensory neurons only express a single neuron

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single cell whole transcriptome sequencing

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7
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Olfactory convergence onto glomerulus

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Olfactory sensory neurons expressing the same receptor converge on the same glomerulus

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8
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In drosophila what is the olfactory bulb the same as

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antennal lobe

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9
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Olfactory bulb

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structure in forebrain of vertebrates that receives neural input about odours

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10
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Sensory neurons transfer information to ?

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second order neurons at glomeruli

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11
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What is the equivalent to olfactory sensory neurons in drosophila

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olfactory receptor neurons

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12
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True or False - one to one between sensory neurons and second class of neurons

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true

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13
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What does receptor specific matching of sensory neurons to second order neurons ensure

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odour specificity is carried through

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14
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What are mitral cells and tufted cells equivalent to in drosophila

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projection neurons

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15
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What do mitral and tufted cells project to

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the brain

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16
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What is the first relay synapse important for - olfactory

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transformation of the odour code

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17
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What is the first relay synapse between - olfactory

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sensory neurons and second order neurons

18
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What synaptic adaptation emphasise

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start of the odour

19
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Describe the first relay synapse - olfactory

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rapidly adapting, weakens over time

20
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What does the first relay synapse (olfactory) allow

A

nervous system to focus on changes in odour

21
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What is the function of converging sensory neurons onto second order neurons

A

reduce noise, strengthens weak responses

22
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what is the function of lateral cross talk

A

gain control and de-correlation

23
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Lateral cross talk - gain control function

A

sensitive to very weak and very strong odours

24
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Lateral cross talk - de-correlation

A

make responses of neuronal population to different odours as diff as possible

25
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Olfactory behaviours

A

learned and innate

26
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Learned olfactory behaviour brain area human

A

piriform cortex

27
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Learned olfactory behaviour brain area insects

A

mushroom body - kenyon cells

28
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Innate olfactory behaviour humans brain area

A

amygdala

29
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Innate olfactory behaviour brain area insects

A

lateral horn

30
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What is required for innate odour responses humans

A

cortical amygdala

31
Q

How can you show a brain region is responsible for a certain behaviour

A

silence that brain region

32
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What are the purposes of innate and learning circuitry

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innate - categorise, learned - discriminate

33
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What is the difference between innate and learning circuitry activity

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innate - dense, learning - sparse

34
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How do bacteria move

A

swim straight (runs) or turns (tumbles)

35
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What is the effect of increasing nutrient concentration on bacterial movement

A

run more, tumble less

36
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What organism uses the same rule as bacteria

A

C.Elegans

37
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How can transience be generated in olfactory stimuli

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moving head

38
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What receptors does taste transduction use

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metabotropic and ionotropic

39
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What is the function of signal transduction pathways

A

amplify signals

40
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What does bitter inhibit

A

sweet

41
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How does bitter inhibit sweet

A

lateral inhibition

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