Kahoot Neurophisiology 2 Flashcards
Which ion(s) is/are normally associated with a hyperpolarization at the dendrite (IPSP)?
K+ and Cl-
Where are ligand-gated ion channels normally located?
They CAN be in Dendrites, soma, axon terminal(tricked you there! but yes, they are THE MOST COMMON in the dendrites)
Where are most voltage-gated Ca+ channels normally located?
Axon terminal - sono i capi squadra delle vescicles
Temporal summation is the summing of graded potentials caused by input from one or multiple synapses?
Only one synapse
Spatial summation is the summing of graded potentials caused by input from one or multiple synapses?
Multiple synapses
What is the cause of the maximum for the firing rate of a neuron (~1000 per second)?
Absolute + relative refractory period duration
Which process is directly blocked by botox?
Exocytosis at presynaptic membrane into synaptic cleft
What the classic example of an endogenous ligand?
ACh, Acetyl Choline
Is acetyl choline an excitatory or inhibitory neurotransmitter?
It depends :3
When the number of receptors on the postsynaptic membrane increases, what does it mean for the neuronal reception of the signal?
The neuron becomes more sensitive.