Extra Terms Flashcards

1
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less neurotransmitters, more receptors

A

down-regulation

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2
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more neurotransmitters, less receptors

A

up-regulation

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3
Q

tip of growing neuronal axon

A

growth cone

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4
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structural proteins that move proteins

A

microtubules/neurofilaments

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5
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bind to signals and convey signals between neurons

A

neurotransmitter transporters and receptors

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6
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bind and transport ions, establish and maintain electrical signals within cell

A

neurotransmitter channels and pumps

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7
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differences in __ across the cell membrane give the cell its charge

A

ion concentration

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8
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determines the vM by considering the concentration of ions and permeability of ions across the membrane

A

Goldman Equation

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9
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protein in the membrane that forms a channel from inside to outside

A

ion pore

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10
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produces refractory period by making sure the gate stays closed, regardless of the other gate and timer (Na+)

A

inactivation gate

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11
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time after stimulation where a cell cannot be stimulated again (Na+)

A

refractory period

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12
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allows for Na+ conductance to depolarize entire axon by delaying potassium channels from opening for 1msc after depolarization

A

delay mechanism

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13
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movement of action potential down the axon

A

propogation

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14
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basis of neural signaling

A

depolarization

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15
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movement of ions in vs. movement of ions out; the change in these cause fluctuation in vM

A

relative contributions

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16
Q

synthesized from tyrosine

A

catechloamines

17
Q

synthesizes DA, NE, and E; produces negative feedback and shuts off DA and NE synthesis

A

tyrosine hydroxylase (THO)

18
Q

synthesized from tryptophan

A

indolamines

19
Q

naturally occurring drug that blocks AChE

A

physostigmine

20
Q

blocks glycine and causes spinal seizures

A

strychnine

21
Q

small and variable changes in the membrane potential

A

post-synaptic potentials (EPSPs and IPSPs)

22
Q

used to open gates when neurotransmitter binds to metabotropic receptor

A

intracellular signaling molecule

23
Q

using GABA to block incoming action potentials from reaching the synaptic terminal

A

presynaptic inhibition

24
Q

recycles GABA back to glutamate for reuse

A

GABA transminase

25
Q

synthesizes DA from L-Dopa, produces serotonin

A

5HTP Decarboxylase