Synaptic transmission and neuronal integration Flashcards
What is the communication between 2 neurons
Synaptic transmission
What is the communication location between neuron and muscle cell
Neuromuscular plate
What is the neurotrasmitter at a Neuralmuscular junction
Acetylcholine (ACH)
Describe ionic mechanisms
transient opening of ion channel permeable to both Na+ and K+ non selective cationic channels
Describe excitatory synapses
IN the CNS
depolarisation - decrease in negativity
in the postsynaptic membrane
= Excitatory postsynaptic potential
Describe Inhibitory synapses
IN the CNS
hyperpolarisation- increase in negativity
in the postsynaptic membrane
= Inhibitory postsynaptic potential
State the Excitatory synapses Neurotranmitters
Glutamine acid
acetylcholine
What transient channels open in a excitatory synapses
Na/ K
State the Inhibitory synapses
GABA or glycine
What are the inhibitory synapse channels that open
K+
What are the two types of synapsis within the CNS
Excitatory synapses
Inhibitory synases
what are the two classifications of Neurotransmitters
Slow molecule transmitter
Neuropeptide
Describe Neuropeptide
Large molecule
Examples of small molecule neurotransmitters
amino acids
acetylcholine
amines
Describe Neuropeptides
slow/ modulate other neurotranmitters/ Indirect/ diffuse