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| synchronizes activity of interconnected neurons |
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| what does it take to be a NT? |
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-cause a response when injected into the synaptic cleft
-occur naturally in presynaptic neurons
-be released when the presynaptic neurons are stimulated |
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-synthesized in axon terminal
-stored in vesicles
-bind to pre and post synaptic receptors
-taken back up into presynaptic to be stored or degraded |
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| -mediated thru SNAREs that are activated by Ca |
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-GRADED potential
-no voltage gated Na channels
-more NT=larger graded potential
-longer NT is there=longer the potential |
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-receptor
-sensory neuron
-integration center (interneuron)
-motor neuron
-effector |
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| -axon, myelin sheath, endoneurium, perineurium, fascicle,epineurium |
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| sensory cranial nerves cell bodies location |
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| motor cranial nerve cell bodies location |
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| 5 divisions of spinal nerves |
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-cervical
-thoracic
-lumbar
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-coccygeal |
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