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| Types of classic neurotransmitters |
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ACH
Biogenic Amines
Amino Acids
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| Types of neuroactive neurotransmitters? |
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Hypothalmic rleasing
Pituitary peptides
neurohyphyseal
gastrointestinal peptides
others
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| Gastrointestinal peptides |
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Vasoactive intestinal protein
choleystokinin
gastrin
neurotensin
met enkephalin
leu enkaphlain
insulin
motilin |
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Adrebicirtucitrioubgm
b-endorphin
prolactin
thryotropin
a-melanocyte sitmulatin hormone
lutinizin |
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Vasopressin
oxytocin
neurophysin |
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| Hypothalmic releasing hormones |
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Thyrotoropin- releasing hormone
corticotripin-releasing hormone
gonadotropin-releasing hormone
somatostatin
growth hormone releasing hormone |
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1790 Lugi Govani - animal electricity
1849 Emil DuBois- Reymond (Nerve Conduction)
1925 Edgar Adrian (All or Nothing Principle)
1938 Kenneth Cole and Howard Curtis (ionic Fluxes)
1945 Alan Hodkins, Andrew Huxley, and Bernard Katz (Na+/K+ Pumps- sliding filament theory) |
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| how long does whole precess of AP take? |
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Proteins and other molecules are being made in soma
Transported down
Released
Broken down
Reuptaken
Transported back
Repackaged
CONSTANT CYCLE |
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molecular response- end plate potential (EPP)
excitatory CNS response (EPSP)
inhibitory CNS response (IPSP)
neuromodulators (long term) |
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| neuromuscular junction in PNS |
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| main excitatory transmitter of EPSP |
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| rate limiting step in IPSP |
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| primary inhibitory transmittor of IPSP |
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| model of electrical potential |
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| external stimulus > generator potential > electrical potential > AP (if reaches threshold) >NTs/ neuromodulators > synaptic potential > electrotonic potentiel (difference bt inside and outside) |
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| sensory receptor cell > dorsal root ganglia > alpha motor neuron > muscle |
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sensory receptors > dorsal root ganglia > alpha motor neuron > agonist
dorsal root ganglia > collateral branch > inhibiotry neuron > alpha motor neuron > antagonist |
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| fires briefly and then is inhibited (send inhibiotry interneuron signals back to self to inhibit) |
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