Week 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Neurons in the anterior hypothalamus pre-optic area have a significantly large number of dendrite spins during periods of _____________

A

high activity and high sexual hormones

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2
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Why are neurons in the pre-optic area larger during times of high activity

A

mice are highly active during estrus phase thus there is a high hormone level> Larger neurons in this regions allow for better spacial tracking during wandering.

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3
Q

How do snakes show seasonal arborization

A

during periods of dormancy there is significantly less arborization. This is because snakes are more active and more sexual during the spring and thus we see more arborization

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4
Q

How do hormones affect the arborization of neurons

A

Increased sex hormones (testosterone or estrogen) results in a significant increase in arborization

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5
Q

How are the neurons of the SNB’s arborization affected by castration

A

Castration causes a significant decrease in arborization because they loss access to the testosterone

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6
Q

In the medial amygdala We can see that testosterone______________________

A

lengthens the neuron.

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7
Q

estradiol activates locomotion behavior and

A

increases spatioal memory cappabilities.

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8
Q

_______ is rapidly unregulated after neural injury. This is because estrogen is vital for neural recovery

A

aromatase

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9
Q

This was shown when cerebral esthemia was induced which is the restriction of blood flow. They found that the injury was ________ when estrogen was present

A

significantly reduced

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10
Q

_________ meaning “living beside” a technique used to study physiology. It combines two living organisms together which are joined surgically to develop a single physiologic system

A

parabiosis

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11
Q

___________ prothoracic trophic hormone acts on the gland ecdysone. When released ecdysone triggers ecdysis

A

PTTH

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12
Q

_______ complete reorganization of nervous system.

A

metamorphosis

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13
Q

neurorsecretaory cells secrete prothoracic hormone PTTH. PTTH stimulates prothoracic gland to release _________

A

ecdysone

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14
Q

corpus cardiac and corpus allatum secrete ________

A

juvenile hormone JH

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15
Q

__________________ high JH until final install of ecysteroid trigger mounting

A

larval instar

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16
Q

during the last install phase what hormone greatly decreases

A

JH

17
Q

_________ indicates commitment to pupation

A

commitment phase

18
Q

Ecdysone causes ________________ in

manduce

A

PPRM muscle
and motoneurondegeneration

*new muscles of the myoblasts will develop

19
Q

Ecdysterone causes ________________ in drosophila

mushroom body

A

glial-induced

axonal degeneration

20
Q

What is the purpose of neuronal plasticity

A

Underlies changing motivational states
● Essential for repair of damaged nervous system
● Steroids play an essential role in these processes