Lab 12: Nervous system Flashcards
describe locations of gray matter and white matter of cerebrum
gray = peripherally located
white = centrally located
Opposite of spinal cord
describe gray matter of cerebrum
contains several sublayers
mostly unmyelinated axons
Pyramidal neurons + glia
describe white matter of cerebrum
no neuron cell bodies
mostly myelinated axons + glia (by oligodendrocytes)
describe pyramidal cell neurons (in gray matter of cerebrum)
multipolar
large
prominent nucleus and nucleolus
appears triangular in section
located deep in gray matter near the white matter
few/no nissl bodies
describe orientations of gray and white matter of cerebellum
gray = peripherally located
white = centrally located
name layers of gray matter of cerebellum
molecular layer
purkinje layer
granular layer
describe molecular layer of gray matter of cerebellum
outermost
neuronal and glial cell processes
neuron cell bodies
describe purkinje layer of gray matter of cerebellum
purkinje cell
multipolar
large nucleus and prominent nucleolus
dendrite projections towards molecular layer
axon projections towards granular layer
describe granular layer of gray matter of cerebellum
innermost layer of gray matter
very cellular
glial cell bodies
describe white matter of cerebellum
myelinated axons + glial cells
describe gray matter of spinal cord
glial cells, neuron cell bodies, mostly unmyelinated axons
ventrally, neuron cell bodies are of large multipolar motor neurons
gray matter in H shape
motor neurons + glia
describe motor neurons
have large nucleus
prominent nucleolus
many nissl bodies (RER & RNA = basophilic)
multipolar
how to tell between axons and dendrites
dendrites have nissl bodies
axons do not have nissl bodies
what is the meshwork of fibers in spinal cord
axons and dendrites
what makes myelin in CNS
oligodendrocytes