signaling in the NS pt 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Changes in permeability evoke a _____ response or _____ potential

A

graded

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2
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IPSP - inhibitory post synaptic potential

A

Vm hyperpolarizes or stabilizes; decrease the probability of firing an action potential

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3
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EPSP - excitatory post synaptic potential

A

Excitatory = Vm depolarizes; the probability of firing an action potential

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4
Q

do action potentials vary in amplitude?

A

no

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5
Q

do graded potentials vary in amplitude

A

yes

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6
Q

why do action potentials not summate?

A

the refractory period makes it all or nothing

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7
Q

Whether the post synaptic response is an IPSP or EPSP is determined by

A

Neurotransmitter released
Receptor at the post-synaptic cell
Whether ion channels open or close

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8
Q

A typically neuron receives_____ of synapses!

A

thousands

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9
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Postsynaptic Inhibition

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Acts by increasing permeability of postsynaptic K+ or Cl- channels, decrease probability of postsynaptic neuron firing an action potential

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