Synaptic Transmission Flashcards

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1
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What are mitochondria for

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Energy

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What part of the neuron does the axon potential come down

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The axon

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3
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How are vesicles pushed to the pre-synaptic membrane

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Calcium gates are opened and then it pushes the vesicles to the pre-synaptic membrane

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How does action potential get into the synaptic cleft

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The vesticles pop and the contents are released into the synaptic cleft

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What kind of receptors are on the post synaptic membrane

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Ligand gater receptors

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How does sodium get into the post synaptic membrane receptors if they don’t react to electrical currents

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Neurotransmitters that were released by the vesicles bind to the ligand channels

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What role does calcium play in synaptic transmissions?

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Calcium is realised into a presynaptic neuron to push ventricles towards the synaptic cleft so they’ll pop

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8
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What are ligand gated receptors

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They’re receptors that are on a postsynaptic neuron

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9
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What can only open ligand gater receptors

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Neurotransmitters

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