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| CELLS THAT SPECIALIZE IN RECEPTION, CONDUCTION AND TRANSMISSION OF ELECTROCHEMICAL SIGNALS. |
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| MOLECULES THAT ARE RELEASED FROM ACTIVE NEURONS AND INFLUENCE OTHER CELLS. FAST-ACTING, SHORT-LASTING. |
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| PROTEIN SYNTHESIZED IN THE ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM. |
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| ABILITY TO SEE THE OVERALL SHAPE OF A NEURON. |
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| CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) |
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| PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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| EVERYTHING OUTSIDE OF THE SKULL AND SPINE. |
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| INTERACTS WITH EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT. SKELETAL MUSCLES INPUT. SKIN, JOINTS, EYES, EARS. |
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| MESSAGES FROM ORGANS TO ORGANS. SMOOTH MUSCLES, LIPIDS, THYROID, LYMPNODES. |
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| SMALL OF BACK (LUMBAR) AND CHEST (THORACIC). STIMULATE, ORGANIZE, AND MOBILIZE. AROUSAL |
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| BRAIN AND SACRAL (LOWER BACK). ACT TO CONSERVE ENERGY. RELAXATION. |
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| TRAITS THAT OCCUR IN ONE FORM OR ANOTHER, NOT IN COMBINATION |
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| STRANDS OF RNA BROKEN APART AND ULTIMATELY ABLE TO MAKE MORE THAN ONE PROTEIN. |
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| DNA PARTIALLY UNRAVELS, MRNA TRANSCRIBES GENETIC CODE, RIBOSOME MOVES ALONG DNA INTO CODONS (3 AMINO ACIDS) CREATING A PROTEIN. |
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| MAPPED SEQUENCE BASES OF HUMAN CHROMOSOMES. |
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| ABILITY TO ADAPT TO CHANGE, MEMORY, SENSORIMOTOR CONTROL. |
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| MESSENGER AREA FOR RESPIRATORY, ORGANS, VITAL LIFE. |
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| BRAIN STEM. CARRYING SIGNALS TO THE REST OF THE BRAIN. |
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| RETICULAR ACTIVATING SYSTEM |
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| SLEEP, ATTENTION, MOVEMENT, MUSCLE TONE, CARDIAC, CIRCULATORY, RESPIRATORY. |
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| VISUAL AND AUDITORY FUNCTION. |
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| VISUAL, AUDITORY, SOMATOSENSORY. |
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| PITUITARY GLAND RELEASES HORMONES FOR SLEEP EATING SEX. |
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| AUDITORY, LANGUAGE, COMPLEX VISUAL PATTERNS |
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| COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS, MOTOR FUNCTIONS |
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| SENSATIONS FROM BODY. TOUCH, PERCEPTION OF MOVEMENT OR OBJECTS. |
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| REGULATION OF MOTIVATED BEHAVIORS. FIGHT, FLEET, FEED, FUCK. |
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| NUCLEUS IN THE TEMPORAL LOBE. |
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| NEGATIVELY CHARGED PARTICLES. K+ POTASSIUM, C CHLORIDE, Na SODIUM, PROTEIN |
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| 3 Na IONS INSIDE NEURON FOR 2 K+ IONS OUTSIDE. |
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| POLARIZED NEUROTRANSMITTERS -70 |
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DEPOLARIZED NEUROTRANSMITTERS -60
"GO OR NO GO" |
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| EXCITATORY POSTSYNAPTIC POTENTIAL. GRADED DECREMENTAL POTENTIAL INSIDE CELL THAT WILL INCREASE LIKELIHOOD NEURON WILL FIRE. |
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| INHIBITORY POSTSYNAPTIC POTENTIAL. GRADED DECREMENTAL POTENTIAL INSIDE RECEIVING CELL THAT DECREASES OR STOPS THE LIKELIHOOD OF FIRING NEURON. |
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| NEURAL IMPULSES WHEN THERE IS MYELIN. |
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| SPACES BETWEEN MYELIN TO REDUCE ERROR DURING TRANSMISSION DOWN THE AXON. IONS PASS THROUGH TO CELL. |
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| TWO DEACTIVATION IN SYNAPSES |
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REUPTAKE-ONCE NEUROTRANSMITTERS ARE RELEASED, AUTOMATICALLY TAKEN BACK INTO TERMINAL BUTTONS.
ENZYMATIC DEGRADATION- BROKEN APART AND RECYCLED BACK INTO CELL. |
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| DRUG INFLUENCE IN SYNAPSE(7) |
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1. SYNTHESIS OF NEUROTRANSMITTER
2. STORAGE IN VESICLES
3. BREAKING DOWN LEAKS FROM VESICLES.
4. EXOCYTOSIS
5. INHIBIT TRANSMITTER RELEASE
6. RELEASED NEUROTRANSMITTER BIND TO POSTSYNAPTIC RECEPTORS.
7. RELEASED NEUROTRANSMITTERS REUPTAKE OR ENZYMATIC DEGRADATION. |
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| DRUG EFFECTS ON NEUROTRANSMITTERS |
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INCREASE OR BLOCKS SYNTHESIS
INCREASE OR DECREASES #
INCREASE OR BLOCKS RELEASE
BLOCK INHIBITORY EFFECT
BLOCKS REUPTAKE OR DEGRADATION
DESTROYS LEAKED VESICLES |
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| MAKING A LOGICAL PREDICTION FOR NONOBSERVABLE EVENTS BASED ON OBSERVABLE EVENTS. |
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| CONSIDERING DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO A SINGLE PROBLEM. |
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| SOCIAL DOMINANCE AND COURTSHIP DISPLAYS. |
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