L02 Neurophysiology I: Neurons and Resting Membrane Potentials Flashcards

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what functions do multipolar neurons have?

A

motor neurons, interneuron;

most common

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what functions do bipolar neurons serve?

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“special senses”;

bipolar cell of the retina, ganglia of vestibulocochlear nerve, etc

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what functions do (pseudo)unipolar neurons serve?

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somatic and visceral sensory neurons

recall dorsal root ganglia sensory

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recall receptor potentials vs. synaptic potentials

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receptor potentials are generated by sensory neurons responding to stimulus.

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what are branches at the terminus of an axon called?

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axon collaterals

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transport of macromolecules from hillock to terminus is done by which protein?

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kinesin

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transport of macromolecules from terminus to hillock is done by which protein?

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dynein

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how quickly does “fast anterograde transport” go? “slow anterograde transport”?

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fast: 400mm/day.
slow: 5mm/day.

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what is the diffusion of cytosolic and cytoskeletal proteins called?

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axoplasmic flow

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what macromolecules are transported in retrograde transport?

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endosomes, mitochondria, membrane lipid, endocytosed NGF, viruses, etc.

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