Lecture 10 Flashcards
1
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Subthalamic nucleus
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- Target for DBS
- Involved in parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, dystonia
2
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Subthalamic nucleus tripartite division
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- Motor
- Associative
- Limbic
3
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Immunocytochemical approache to study STN
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Functional segregation: neuronal cell types move apart during development, depending on the specializations they acquire.
4
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Susceptibility for psychiatric disorders sex differences
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- Women: Alzheimers, addiction, MDD, Anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders
- Men: ASS, ADHD, Schizophrenia
5
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Inclusion and exclusion criteria for in vivo studies
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- On top of literature
- Safety of participants
- Ethical aspects
- Number of participants
- Feasibility
6
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Inclusion and exclusion criteria for post mortem studies
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- On top of literature
- Ethical aspects
- Number of participants
- Feasibility
7
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Confounders post mortem studies
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- Post mortem delay
- Brain weight
- pH of brain/CSF
- Cause of death
- Clock time of death
- Date of death
- Freezing/fixation
- Storage time
8
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What to stain for
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- Myelin/axons: Myeloarchitecture
- Nissl: Cytoarchitecture
- Hematoxylin and eosin: pathology
- Calcium binding proteins: anatomical detail