CNS - lecture 4 Flashcards

1
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synaptic plasticity

A

alter the physiological strength of transmission

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2
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changes in EPSP

A

measure of synaptic plasticity

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3
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what do EPSP’s arrive form

A

activity at NMDA and AMPA receptors

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4
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what 2 conditions do NMDARS need to conduct ions

A

postsynaptic depolarization and glutamate binding

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5
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NMDARS

A

volateg dependant. chemically gated channels. Coincidence detectors

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6
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AMPARS

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conduct sodiun ions to depolarize the cell

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7
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CaMK11

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protein kinases, increased calcium causes activation (unphosphorlated to phosphorylated)

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8
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Key expression of LTP

A

inserting more AMPARS (like adding more mics at a concert)

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9
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Expression of LTP

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NMDA receptors are unbloked by depolarization and Ca enters, more AMPA receptors are inserted after Ca influx occurs, LTP is expressed

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10
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how does experience effect spines

A

they change, some grow some are lost

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11
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blocking NMDA receptors after environment experience

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no effect on place cell activity

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12
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blocking NMDA receptors durning memory encoding

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prevents formation of place cells in this environment (no memory of being here before)

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13
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Spatial memory blocking NMDA receptors

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no idea where previous landmarks are, no spatial memory

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