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two types of myelin producing glia
oligodendrocytes (CNS shwann cells (PNS)
name a glia associated disease
MS will eat myelin cells
give example of ligand gated ion channel- extracellular
glutamate NMDA (glutamate binds Na in/ K out) -> depolarization
primary intracellular cation
K+
primary extracellular anion
Cl-
does K more in or out of cell
out (wants to be -90)
loss of k causes hyper or depolarizing?
hyper = loss of + = more negative
example of a direct transporter
Na/K ATPase
an indirect active transporter
metabotropic (g protein coupled)
GABAb -> hyperpolarization (loss of K= more negative )
muscarinic Ach
at -10 mV which direction will Na move, if happy place is +67
into cell -> depolarization (more positive)
B what type of ion channel
depolarization
voltage gated Na channel
absoulte vs relative
absolute = Na channels innactive,
relative- Na channels reset, can go if very big AP
GABA would cause ___
hyperpolarization (more negative)
lets Cl- into cell (gaba A_
(lets K out of cell) GABAB)
what two factors will improve axon potential conduction velocity and distance?
increase diameter of axon
increase amount of Na channels on axon
myelination
E
C
A
E
gap junction vs chemical transmission
how does botulinum work
attacks t and v snares, prevent release of NT, = no contraction of muscle
SNAREs
bind vesicle with NT to plasma and allow release
t and v
3 ways to use ACh
somatic → Ach cause muscle contraction
Sympathetic → pre to post
para: both pre and post
Left is ___, right is ___
sympathetic
parasympathetic
what is in the tegmentum
floor of mesencephalon (midbrain)
some reticular nuceli, cerebellar relay nuclei, substantia nigra and crus cerebri