Quiz 3 Review Flashcards

1
Q

substantia nigra reticulata is functionally similar to the:

A

globus pallidus

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2
Q

the only connections within basal ganglia system that are excitatory are:

A

from the subthalamic nucleus to globus pallidus

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3
Q

projections from thalamus to cortex go into layer —

A

4

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4
Q

overexcitation of the direct pathway in the basal ganglia system results in:

A

choreas

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5
Q

dopamine from the substantia ____ binds to __ receptors in the direct pathway

A

Compacta; D1

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6
Q

medium spiny neurons in the striatum are (inhibitory/excitatory?)

A

inhibitory

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7
Q

cerebellum is involved in what type of memory

A

procedural learning

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8
Q

the only output neuron from the cerebellar cortex is the:

A

purkinje cell

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9
Q

Climbing fibers arise from the:

A

inferior olive

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10
Q

Purkinje fibers are (inhibitory/excitatory?)

A

inhibitory

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11
Q

receptors involved in plasticity in the cerebellar cortex are:

A

metabotropic glutamate and AMPA receptors.

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12
Q

Which three regions of the hypothalamus comprise the energy homeostasis center? which center is the hunger center?

A

Arcuate nucleus, paraventricular nucleus, lateral hypothalamic area
LHA = hunger center

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13
Q

what is the molecular basis of narcolepsy?

A

loss of orexin produced in LHA

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14
Q

what are guidepost cells?

A

kiosks that have information stuck on them so when growth cones approach they signal where to go

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15
Q

neurotrophins

A

support cell growth. NGF, BDNF

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