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Neocortex
What are the two main advantages ...,
List the layers of the neocortex,
Summarise the connectivity of all...
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Transmission in the CNS
What is the range of number of sy...,
What are dendritic spines,
What is cotransmission what is th...
13
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Behavioural Methods
Why do some investigations requir...,
List 3 ways of validating a behav...,
List 4 issues with using animals ...
13
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Electrophysiological Methods
Give an example of a technique th...,
What is the main disadvantage of ...,
How can an individual cell be vis...
20
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Dopamine (A*)
Where do the central dopaminergic...,
List the 4 major systems that com...,
Describe the pathway of the dorsa...
43
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Data Analysis Workshop 1
What is target identification and...,
List in chronological order the s...,
Give an overview of the process o...
14
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Inhibitory Amino Acids (A*)
List the 3 major inhibitory amino...,
In which type of neurones is gaba...,
With which other molecule is gaba...
40
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Acetylcholine as a Neurotransmitter (A*)
Describe the process of acetylcho...,
How does butyrylcholinesterase di...,
List the two categories of acetyl...
32
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5-HT (A*)
Describe the synthesis pathway of...,
Describe the distribution of 5 ht...,
List the 5 ht receptor subtypesar...
33
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Novel Neuronal Signalling Mechanisms (A*)
What is the relative abundance of...,
List 5 functions of glia,
List the types of gliagive the re...
45
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Glutamate as a Neurotransmitter (A*)
What proportion of neurotransmitt...,
List 4 brain functions that rely ...,
Describe the glutamate synthesis ...
41
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Data Analysis Workshop 2
What is a t test list the assumpt...,
What is parametric data,
What is a one way analysis of var...
10
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Genetics of Neuropsychiatric Diseases
What is pleiotropy,
What inheritance pattern does hun...,
What feature of the huntington ge...
9
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NO and Purinergic Signalling (A*)
List the types of purinergic rece...,
What is the structural difference...,
Give an example of atp acting as ...
20
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Noradrenaline and Adrenaline (A*)
Describe the synthesis pathway of...,
What is a heteroreceptor,
List the adrenergic receptor subt...
33
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Neuropeptides (A*)
What is a peptide what is a neuro...,
How do neuropeptides travel to th...,
List 2 generic roles of neuropept...
24
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Dementia
Define dementia,
List the major causes of dementia,
List the cognitive deficits in al...
18
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Anxiety (A*)
What is the difference between an...,
Is the origin of anxiety central ...,
List 3 anxiety disorders
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Depression (A*)
What is the most common form of d...,
List 10 symptoms of depression,
List 3 problems with rating scale...
25
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Pain and Analgesia (A*)
Give two examples of electrode th...,
Define pain,
What are innocuous and noxious pa...
38
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Neurobiology of Ageing (A*)
In short why is the central nervo...,
Give an overview of the process o...,
Which factors influence the synap...
18
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Neurobiology of Feeding Behaviour (A*)
Half a describe the central mecha...,
Describe the roles of the paraven...,
What is the role of genetics in o...
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Imaging Practical
Give an overview of fluorescence ...,
List 2 types of microscopes used ...,
What is confocal microscopy what ...
11
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Target Validation in Neuropsychiatric Diseases
What proportion of global disease...,
List 4 difficulties of target ide...,
List 6 new approaches to drug des...
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Schizophrenia (A*)
Define schizophreniawhat is the n...,
Describe the symptoms of schizoph...,
What is the dopamine hypothesis o...
28
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Clinical Trial Considerations
List the types of primary endpoin...,
How is a disease modifying effect...,
List 7 common problems with clini...
10
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Parkinson's Disease (A*)
Give an overview of the function ...,
What is the difference between pa...,
What is the aetiology of parkinso...
25
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