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Neuron Structure
3 parts of neuronal cytoskeleton,
Microtubule structure location,
Function of microtubules how are ...
25
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Intro to Sensory Systems
Difference between sensation and ...,
What s transduction,
Describe transduction in terms of...
10
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Synaptic transmission 1
Describe electrical synapses,
Describe chemical synapses,
Compare space between pre and pos...
22
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Synaptic transmission 2
Describe magnesium experiment setup,
Describe magnesium experiment res...,
How were results of magnesium exp...
22
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Introduction to the nervous system
People involved in histroy of neu...,
Prehistoric and more modern histo...,
Difference between visceral somat...
23
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Action potential
Factors increasing speed of condu...,
Why are channels selectively perm...,
Two types of ____ gated ion channels
31
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Vision
What muscles control pupil diameter,
Strength of cornea and lens in di...,
Describe emmetropia
35
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Hearing
Describe sound,
Pitch and loudness are determined by,
Parts making outer ear
18
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Touch
What are the 3 main types of mech...,
What does fast adaptation meanwha...,
Where are mechanoreceptors with s...
12
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Movement 1&2
What types of movement do lower m...,
Location of soma axon and synapse...,
Define motor unit
33
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Movement 3
Two types of sensory receptors in...,
Describe muscle spindle strcture,
Describe intrafusal muscle fibres
12
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Movement 4
Two aspects of area 6,
Describe premotor area,
Describe sma proper
20
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Autonomic nervous system
Advantage of neurons in maintaini...,
Homeostasis circuit for ans,
Is the ans pervasive
44
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Developmental neurobiology
Briefly describe gastrulation,
Which germ layer does the nervous...,
Describe neural induction
29
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learning and memory
Define learning,
Define memory,
3 measures of intelligence
16
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Repair
In terms of regeneration the lowe...,
3 mechanisms of regeneration,
Why does axogenesis mainly occur ...
14
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Animal research
What is the code short for,
Who made the code,
How does the code define animal
9
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Hypothalamic pituitary axis
Describe relevant anatomy when lo...,
Describe relevant anatomy when lo...,
Describe infundibulum structure
11
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drugs
Can receptors be present where in...,
Increased heart rate is akadecrea...,
Whats special about the heart in ...
21
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hypothalamus, obesity and eating
Describe the dual centre model fo...,
Describe lipostatic theory,
How is leptin produce
19
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