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The Neuronal Membrane at Rest (Prof. Pedarzani)
What is the average resting membr...,
What are ion channels 2,
What are exchangers 3
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The Action Potential (Prof. Pedarzani)
How is information encoded in the...,
What are the 4 phases of the ap 2,
What is the consequence of na inf...
23
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Structure of a chemical synapse in the brain: pre and post synaptic mechanisms (Dr. Edwards)
Do dendrites always project on on...,
How many axons leave the soma 2,
What are two types of cells that ...
29
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Fast excitatory and inhibitory synapses and how they integrate their signals (Dr. Edwards)
What are we talking about when we...,
At a positive voltage will there ...,
At a positive negative will there...
12
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The Control of Movement - Reflexes (Prof. Yeo)
What are motor neurons 1,
What is the motor unit 2,
What is proprioception 3
23
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The Control of Movement - Supraspinal Control (Prof. Yeo)
What are the 3 descending motor p...,
What are the main ascending senso...,
What kind of info is carried by t...
38
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Sensory Receptors and the Vestibular System (Dr. Gale)
What are the vestibular system s ...,
What are the two set of organs in...,
What is the otolithic membrane 3
19
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Hearing (Dr. Gale)
What is sound 1,
How is pitch measured 2,
What is the human hearing range a...
28
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The Somatic Sensory System (Prof. Fitzgerald)
What are the fcts of the somatic ...,
What info is provided by the soma...,
What are the different modalities...
34
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Visual Input (Dr. Bianco)
What is stereopsis 1,
Are the blindspot and fovea locat...,
What are the two most common eyes...
35
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Visual Processing (Dr. Bianco)
What is receptive field rf 1,
How are visual rfs measured 2,
What discovery about gcs did step...
26
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Olfaction (Prof. Shaefer)
What is the sense of smell 1,
What makes small a special sense 2,
What are pheromones 3
19
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Neuroanatomy 1 (Dr Wicklein)
What are the different components...,
What does the autonomic ns compri...,
What is the diameter of a large n...
27
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Neuroanatomy 2 (Dr Wicklein)
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Neuroanatomy 3 (Dr Wicklein)
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Cells and circuits (Dr Wicklein)
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Development of the Nervous System (Prof Price)
What are the 3 main functions of ...,
What is the role of the cns brain...,
What is the role of the pns all n...
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Neurogenesis and neural specification (Dr Hawkins)
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Axon growth, correction and refinement (Dr Hawkins)
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Glia: Development and Function 1 (Prof Kessaris)
Where does the world glia come fr...,
How much glia is there in the ns ...,
Which glial cells are present in ...
29
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Glia: Development and Function 2 (Prof Kessaris)
Which regions of the brain is sup...,
Where do adult neural stem cells ...,
What types of cells are generated...
42
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Functional Neuroimaging: Introduction to EEG and fMRI (Prof Iannetti)
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Neuropharmacology: the Hill-Langmuir Equation (Dr. Moss)
Consider the simple model a r ar 1,
What does the law of mass action ...,
What is ka 3
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Neuropharmacology: full agonists, partial agonists and constitutively active receptors (Dr. Moss)
Why does a conformational change ...,
Is the conformational change that...,
What is the del castillo katz mod...
22
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Neuropharmacology: drug antagonism (Dr. Moss)
Why is the pairing of a receptor ...,
How can the agonist receptor or a...,
How does a rev reversible competi...
18
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Neurotransmitter systems and neurochemistry (Prof. Sihra)
What are the criteria for a molec...,
What are the classical nt types 2,
What are the non canonical nt typ...
54
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Post-synaptic drug targets: G protein-coupled receptors and effectors (Dr. Pitcher)
How many gpcr coding sequences do...,
How many gpcrs are non sensory ha...,
What is an orphan gpcr 3
47
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Drugs of abuse (Prof Dickenson)
How would you define drug depende...,
What effects do all drugs have in...,
Which drugs systematically lead t...
30
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CNS disorders (Prof. Dickenson)
What cns disorders are linked to ...,
What cns disorders are linked to ...,
Do we have knwon treatments for 3
36
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Drugs of abuse: Nicotine and Alcohol (Prof. Millar)
How many chamicals make up tobacc...,
How long does it take for inhaled...,
Where are ionotropic nachrs found 3
30
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Drugs and the CNS (Prof. Smart)
What is the most common molecular...,
What suffix allows us to distingu...,
What is the pka of las 3
27
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