Neuron Communication Flashcards

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Neuron structure

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soma, dendrite, axon

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Sensory Neurons

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bring information to the central nervous system

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Motor Neurons

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send signal from the brain and spinal for to muscles

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4
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Gray(1731)

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proposed electricity = NS messenger

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5
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Galvani(1791)

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static electricity causes dissected front leg twitching

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Helmholtz(1845)

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reflex time not instant; contraction = biological and electrical activity

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Neuron Communication Order

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Dendrite, cell body, axon, and terminals

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electrical charges

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action potential = information transmission; requires electrical charge

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spatial summation

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additional of one graded potential to another, when the potentials occur close in space

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temporal summation

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addition of graded potential to each other, when the potentials occur close in time

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synapse

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spatial junction between one neuron and another; forms the information transfer site between neurons

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12
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synthesis

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some neurotransmitters are transported while others are packaged

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release

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exocytosis (needs depolarization); fusing with membrane

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receptor

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binding to a receptor, the binding will cause a change in a receptor to open an ion channel

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inactivation

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broken down and recycled or turned off

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Ionotropic: postsynaptic receptors

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changes shape once it binds the channels will open up; binds, opens, then done

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metabotropic g-protein coupled: postsynaptic receptors

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long term, summation kind of response; binds, opens, then stays open

18
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Metabotropic second messengers: postsynaptic receptors

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long term response, also remains open