Lec 07 Flashcards

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Nervous system

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1- peripheral nervous system
2- central nervous system

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2
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Central Nervous system

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1- Brain
2- Spinal cord

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3
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Peripheral Nervous System

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1- Efferent (outgoing)
2- Afferent (sensory/incoming)

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4
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Efferent division

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Somatic (motor/voluntary) nervous system
Autonomic (visceral/involuntary) nervous system

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5
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Autonomic nervous system

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Parasympathetic
Sympathetic

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6
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Enteric Nervous system (gut)

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Influenced by autonomic nervous system
** But can regulate itself without ans

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7
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Cells of nervous system

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1- Neurons
2- Glial cells/neuroglia

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8
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Neurons

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1- excitable cells
2- carry electrical signal
3- classified based on structure/function

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9
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Glial cells

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-Non-excitable cells
-Physical and biochemical support for neurons
-Classified based on location/function

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10
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Glial cells in CNS

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Ependymal cells — create barriers between compartments
Astrocytes — sweepers
Microglia (immune cells— scavengers)
Oligodendrocytes form Myelin sheath

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11
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Glial cells in pns

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Schwann cells — myelin sheath in pns
Satellite cells — physical support

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12
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Neuron

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1- Nucleus
2- Dendrites
3- Axon hillock
4- axon

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13
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Axon can have synapses with ——

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1- dendrite
2- cell body

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14
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Nerve

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Bundle of axons from multiple neurons

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15
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Different neural shapes

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Different functions

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16
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Pseudounipolar and bipolar

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Sensory neurons

17
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Node of Ranvier

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-Where action potential regenerated
-Unmyelinated axon membrane

18
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Schwann cell nucleus

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Pushed to outside of myelin sheath

19
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Myelin sheath

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Layers of plasma membrane that form insulation

20
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Schwann cell form insulation for

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Sensory or motor neuron in PNS

21
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Disease of dimyelination

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-multiple sclerosis: degeneration of CNS myelin
-guillain-barre syndrome: degeneration of PNS myelin— usually temporary

** loss of function depends on nerve affected

22
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Electrical signals are

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Changes in membrane potential generated by movement of ions

23
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———— channels control ion permeability of neural membrane

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Voltage gated

24
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Graded potential

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Depolarization (EPSP) or hyperpolarization (IPSP)
Amplitude depend on -strength of stimulus and density of receptor channel
Signal loose strength with distance traveled

25
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Action potential

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-Only depolarization
-All-or-none response depend ob threshold
-High density voltage-gated sodium channels required

26
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Neuronal electrical signals

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1- signal in dendrite (ion permeability)
——graded potential
2- graded potential reach soma
——axon hillock high density of Na channels, if threshold reach, action potential
3- action poten along axon
4- at axon terminal, action potential triggers neurotransmitters release
5- neurotransmitters binds to receptor on postsynaptic dendrite/cell membrane

27
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Change in potential will

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Reduce by distance from cite of entry

28
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Initial amplitude depends on

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1- strength of stimulus
2- density of receptor channels

29
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Increase strength of stimulus

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Increase activation of channels

30
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Increase channel density

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Increase sensivity to stimuli

31
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Membrane resistance R(m)

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-Membrane is good insulator— high Rm
-open channel allow ion flow— low Rm

32
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Internal resistance of cytoplasm R(i)

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Depends on cytoplasm composition
Inversely related to cell diameter