The Cerebellum & Basal Ganglia Flashcards

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Function of Cerebellum

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Evaluates difference from intended action and actual action while a moment is in process

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Cerebellum receives input from____,____,____.

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cerebral cortex, brainstem, and spinal cord

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3
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Cerebellum send _______, forming a _____

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projections back to them, vast loop

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Cerebellum - Input

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Cerebral cortex: synapse in the pontine nuclei of the pon first.
Direct sensory input: vestibular, muscle spindles, other mechanoreceptors.
Other brainstem input: inferior olive, the locus coeruleus

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5
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The locus coeruleus

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Send modulatory inputs for learning & memory

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6
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Cerebellar Lesion

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dysmetria and the decomposition of movement

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Motor systems of cerebellar disease

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wide gait, irregular staggering steps, instability of trunk

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8
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Results of cerebellar disease

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lateral veering or falling

can also be seen w/ severe loss of proprioception本体感觉

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Output from cerebellum

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Cerebral cortex to deep cerebellar nuclei and onto motor cortex via the thalamus

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10
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2 types of input neurons of the cerebellar circuit

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Mossy fibres

Climbing fibres

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Mossy fibres

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Synapse on granule cells颗粒细胞.

Axons of granule cells from parallel fibres which synapse on Purkinje cells

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12
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Climbing fibres

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from inferior olive

Synapse directly on Purkinje cells

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13
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Purkinje cells

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Provide the output of the cerebellar cortex through inhibitory synapses;

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14
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How many granule cells and climbing fibres can Purkinje cell receives?

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One Purkinje cell can receive input from over a million granule cells (civergence会聚) BUT ONLY 1 climbing cell

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15
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The function of Basal Ganglia

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基底神经节
A collection of forebrain structures involved in motor control, especially in the regulating & planning of movement.
Provide excitatory signals to the motor cortex which modified by dopaminergic signals.

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16
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Basal Ganglia receives input from ___ and projects back to ____ through _____.

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the cortex, cortex, thalamus

17
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Basal Ganglia circuit

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Influence brainstem output and ultimately 最终 neurons of the spinal cord

18
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Organization of the Basal Ganglia

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Consist of 4 major interconnected nuclei found in the white matter of the cerebellum

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The 4 major interconnected nuclei

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striatum 纹状体 (caudate & putamen)
globus pallidus 苍白球
Substantia nigra 黑质 (pars compacta & pars reticulata)
Sub-thalamus nuclei 丘脑核

20
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Input to the Basal Ganglia

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caudate & putamen are input nuclei of the basal ganglia
ONLY the primary visual cortex & auditory cortex do not project to the datemen
Datemen also receives dopaminergic inputs from the substantia nigra pars compacta

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Output to the Basal Ganglia

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Datemen send output through globus pallidus & substantia nigra pars reticulata

22
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Globus pallidus - external segment & internal segment

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external - part of the pathway of neurons that inhibits movement
internal - inhibitory for movement initiation运动启动抑制

23
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Output of the basal ganglia

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is sent on the superior colliculus, subthalamus nuclei, the thalamus and eventually back to the cerebral cortex

24
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Activity of the Basal Ganglia

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MC (motor cortex)->Datemen->GPi (苍白球internal)->Th (Thalamus)->MC
MC->Datemen->Substantia nigra pars reticulata-> Superior colliculus

25
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Direct pathway & indirect pathway

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Indirect: MC->Datemen->GPe->Substhalamic Nucleus->GPi->Th->MC
DIrect:MC->Datemen->GPi->Th->MC

26
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Parkinson’s Disease

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a progressive, neurodegenerative disease
the usual onset is b/w 50-70years
100,000 ppl in Canada
slowly will be 10-20 years to death

27
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What causes Parkinson’s Disease?

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by loss of dopaminergic neurons of the substantia nigra pars compacta