ion channels and transporters Flashcards

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1
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Kinesin moves in an ______ fashion

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anterograde from the cell body to the axon terminal)

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2
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Dynein moves in a fashion _______

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retrograde,, (from the axon terminal toward the cell body)

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3
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microtubules allow for ______of proteins to specific areas within neurons.

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trafficking

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4
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Cytoskeleton: ”____ ____ of the cell

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“highways” and “bones

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5
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____ Growth cone from Aplysia.

is concentrated in lamellipodia and filopodia on the ___

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Actin outside

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6
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Disruptions of microtubules can result in disease pathology like

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Rabies					
Herpes simplex
Chicken pox and Shingles
Huntington’s Disease
Alzheimers Disease
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7
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what for dieseses use the neuron’s axoplasmic transport system to gain access to the CNS

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Rabies
Herpes simplex
Chicken pox and Shingles

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8
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Rabies virus travels along _____ nerves from the site of the bite to the CNS

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afferent

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9
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Herpes virus moves from the ___ ____ to nerve ______near the skin,

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cell body, endings

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10
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In neurons, protein synthesis can occur in both ______ and______

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cell bodies and dendrites!

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11
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Major Ions in Neurons

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Sodium: Na+
Potassium: K+
Chloride: Cl-
Calcium: Ca++

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12
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ion Channels

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Move ions down their concentration gradient across a membrane

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13
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ion Pumps

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Use energy from ATP hydrolysis to move ions against their concentration gradient

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14
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Transporters

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Move one ion down its concentration gradient in order to move another ion against its concentration gradient

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15
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_____ and _____ create ion concentration gradients

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Pumps and transporters

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16
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Ion concentration gradients store _____ which _____ Ion concentration gradients store energy

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energy, drives

17
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Basic Components of Ion Channel

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Permeable to ions
Recognize of specific ions
Open and close in response to various stimuli

18
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3 main Types of Channels

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Ligand-gated
Voltage-gated
Leak (always open)

19
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Types of Ligand-gated

Channels

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Chemical
Enzymatic
Thermal
Stretch Sensitive

20
Q

Voltage-gated Na+ channels: neurotoxin and the animals

A

Tetrodotoxin - for pufferfish

scorpion toxins

21
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other Voltage-gated channels: neurotoxin and the animals

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Bungarotoxin (cobra) – nicotinic AchR
Conotoxin (cone snail) – Ca+ channels
Dendrotoxin (green mamba) – K+ channels

22
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explain the cell attached method (study ion channels)

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method where a mild suction is created from a tight contact between pipette and membrane

23
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explain the whole cell recording method (study ion channels

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pipette breaks cell membrane and records the interior