Kahoot Neurophisiology 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Which ion(s) is/are normally associated with a hyperpolarization at the dendrite (IPSP)?

A

K+ and Cl-

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2
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Where are ligand-gated ion channels normally located?

A

They CAN be in Dendrites, soma, axon terminal(tricked you there! but yes, they are THE MOST COMMON in the dendrites)

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3
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Where are most voltage-gated Ca+ channels normally located?

A

Axon terminal - sono i capi squadra delle vescicles

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4
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Temporal summation is the summing of graded potentials caused by input from one or multiple synapses?

A

Only one synapse

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5
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Spatial summation is the summing of graded potentials caused by input from one or multiple synapses?

A

Multiple synapses

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6
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What is the cause of the maximum for the firing rate of a neuron (~1000 per second)?

A

Absolute + relative refractory period duration

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7
Q

Which process is directly blocked by botox?

A

Exocytosis at presynaptic membrane into synaptic cleft

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8
Q

What the classic example of an endogenous ligand?

A

ACh, Acetyl Choline

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9
Q

Is acetyl choline an excitatory or inhibitory neurotransmitter?

A

It depends :3

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10
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When the number of receptors on the postsynaptic membrane increases, what does it mean for the neuronal reception of the signal?

A

The neuron becomes more sensitive.

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