lecture 6 Flashcards

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brain development - location specificity

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what a neutron does depends on its input and therefore it depends on the place/location in the network

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2
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to produce neurons a

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precursor structure must be in place - intermediate cell before they become differentiated

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3
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neurons and glia cells develop from

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neural stem cells at the ventricular inner surface and travel to their eventual destination

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steps of Brain development

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1- cell proliferation
2-cell migration
3-connecting cells

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cell proliferation

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undifferentiated stem cells grows an extension to the surface
cell nucleus moves UP and duplicates its DNA
nucleus moves back DOWN
cell retracts extension and divides into two

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6
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cells behave differently depending on

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whether the stem cell has divided vertically or horizontally

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vertical split

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both daughter cells repeat the process

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horizontal split

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one daughter cell repeats the process other moves away and not divide again

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9
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cell migration

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different cell types gave different places of origin

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10
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pyramidal neurons and astrocytes originate

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from dorsal areas and migrate vertically

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inhibitory interneurons and oligodendroglia originate

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from more ventral areas and migrate laterally

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12
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cortex is not

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a single homogenous sheet

organised in a structured way

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13
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radial glia cells

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in the ventricular zone they extend thin processes towards the surface in an ordered pattern

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14
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ventricular zone is a

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photomap if the cortex

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15
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connecting cells what 3 problems must be solved

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find the right direction
find the right target structure
find the right target cells inside target structure

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16
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find the right direction

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right hand sensed and controlled by left hemisphere

right half of the visual field represented in left hemisphere

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growing axons are guided by

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chemical signals in the environment

18
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depending on a neurons location it has

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different chemical affinities - different likes and dislikes

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find the right target structure

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chemo affinity hypothesis - axons from a specific source structure are only attracted to chemicals from a specific target structure

20
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find the right target cell

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maps are important for action control

21
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general strategy

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use it or lose it

initially , axons synapse with cells in their target structure

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pruning

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useful synapse are maintained

useless ones disappear

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what is a useful synapse

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links two neurons that most of the time are either both active or both silent
correlated activity

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useless

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links two neurons that are rarely both active and silent

uncorrelated neural activity

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hebbian modification

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if activity of pre and post synaptic cell is highly correlated synapses strengthen