Dani Brain 1 Flashcards

1
Q

How much of the total oxygen of the body does the brain consume

A

20%

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2
Q

How much of the total body glucose does the brain consumes

A

About 25%

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3
Q

How much of the body does the brain mass

A

2%

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4
Q

What does neuron sends between each other

A

Neurotransmitters

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5
Q

How does the space between the neurons called

A

Synaptic gap or synaptic cleft

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6
Q

Which part of the neuron is the connection point

A

Synapse

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7
Q

What are the glial cells

A

Non-neuron cells that support neurons and provide them nutrients

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8
Q

which is the most abundant glucose transporter in the brain

A

Glut 3

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9
Q

Which type of astrocyte are existed?

A

Fibrous and protoplasmic

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10
Q

Where does the protoplasmic astrocyte are located

A

In the gray matter

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11
Q

Where does the fibrous astrocytes are located

A

At the white matter

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12
Q

How many subtypes of tight exist

A

10

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13
Q

Did the Astrocytes evolved through evolution

A

Yes

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14
Q

Which brain cells did Albert Einstein had more than an average person

A

Astrocytes

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15
Q

Did the behavior of a mouse changed after he was transplanted with human brain

A

Yes

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16
Q

For what action does the astrocytes responsible for

A

Sending neurotransmitters send blood vessels express plasma membrane transporters
Synapse function

17
Q

Which types of blood brain barrier there are

A
  1. In the blood vessels
  2. Endothelial cells
  3. pericyte cells
18
Q

Which protein components existed in the tight junction

A

Claudine , occluding and adhesion molecules like Cadherin

19
Q

Which glucose transport facilitates the neuronal glucose uptake in the brain

A

Glut 3

20
Q

Which metabolic process is unique to astrocytes

A

Glycolysis that ends up with Lactet production

21
Q

Which metabolic product is unique for astrocytes in different way from the other brain cells

A

Glycogen

22
Q

Which cognitive function does the glycolgen is required

A

Conversion from short term memory to long-term memory

23
Q

Which product does the glycogen transform into in order to create long-term memory

A

Lactate

24
Q

How astrocyte function to glutamate That being transported from one neuron to other

A

Take the majority of the glutamate and convert it to glutamine

25
Q

In which brain cells glutamate can be converted to glutamine

A

Astrocytes

26
Q

to Which product Can glutamine be converted in the neuron

A

To more glutamate

27
Q

How much of the lactate in the brain provided by the periphery

A

About 10%

28
Q

Through which transporter lactate enters the brain from the periphery cells

A

McT1

29
Q

What is the main cause of about 85% of stroke

A

Cerebral infraction

30
Q

What causes around 10% of cerebral infractions

A

Cerebral hernia