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Lecture 5 Flashcards

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What is the mechanism of fast adaptation?

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How is the concentration gradient of Ca created to be able to form a difference in concentration outside and inside?

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How much work is done by one Ca ion binding to one channel? Units?

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What is the mechanism of slow adaptation? What is the role of the myosin molecules? What are the other components involved?

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5
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What is the classical gating swing model? What happens?

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What is the equation involved in the gating swing model? What is it for?

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What is the order of magnitude values?

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What is the current model of the channels and gating swing?

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9
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What is the motion during opening of a mechanosensitive ion channel? What questions does this raise?

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10
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What is the configuration of the hair bundle on a microscopic level?

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What is the hydrophobic mismatch? What does it result in?

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12
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What does hydrophobic mismatch depend on? What are the features?

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13
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What happens when one small and one large protein is embedded into the lipid bilayer?

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What are the elastic potentials between two MscL proteins in different conformations? What effect does distance have on it?

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What happens as a result of this interaction between closed - open channels and open-open channels?

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16
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What is the order of magnitude values?

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17
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What happens if these principles are considered in the context of the hair bundle and gating swing?

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18
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What does the gating swing determine? Why?

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19
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How does the process work dynamically?

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20
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Why only 2 channels and not 100 for example?

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21
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What is ILD? Why does it occur?

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22
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What is the delay between the two ears? Why is this important?

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23
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What is phase locking? What experiment was done to show this?

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24
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Why is phase locking important for sound localisation?

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25
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What is the result when there is phase locking? What is the result when there isn’t phase locking?

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