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Lecture 1: Nervous System – Structure and Function
How can we prove that the brain n...,
What is the vertebrate cns entire...,
What are the protective structure...
71
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Lecture 2: Neuron Doctrine
What is the reticulum debate,
What is a neurite,
Why was there a debate about disc...
78
cards
Lecture 3: Neural Circuits and Their Function
What is a complete neural circuit,
What are action potentials spikes...,
What can extracellular recordings...
41
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Lecture 4: Membrane Permeability and Membrane Potential
What is transmembrane potential v...,
What is voltage signal,
What is resting membrane potentia...
43
cards
Paper 1:
What is a rapidly adapting stretc...,
What is a slowly adapting stretch...,
What are accessory neurons in the...
20
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Lecture 5: Graded Potentials and Passive Membrane Properties
What is conductance,
What is equilibrium potential eion,
What is reversal potentials erev
46
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Lecture 6: Voltage Clamp and Membrane Currents
What can aps be generated by 2,
What happens to ap if you increas...,
Why do maximum firing rates occur
21
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Lecture 7: Action Potentials
Opening and closing of any gate i...,
Does m gate or n gate opens faster,
When is each gate m h n more like...
25
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Lecture 8: Ion Channels
Do ion pumps have a reversal pote...,
Do ion channels have reversal pot...,
What is an ion channel
14
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Paper 2: TRPV1 Channel
Where do vertebrates detect nocic...,
Are nociceptive neurons myelinated,
What parts of the drg cells did t...
10
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Lecture 9: Synaptic Transmission
What are electrical synapses,
What are chemical synapses,
How are electrical synapses formed
58
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Lecture 10: Neurotransmitters and Synaptic Vesicle Cycle
Synaptic vesicle cycle steps,
What is teh synaptic vesicle cycle,
Where are synaptic vesicles and t...
37
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Lecture 11: Ionotropic Neurotransmitter Receptors
What are neurotransmitter receptors,
What does the activation of a neu...,
What type of effects can be trigg...
65
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Lecture 12: Metabotropic Neurotransmitter Receptors
What can metabotropic receptor ac...,
What type of responses do metabot...,
What are some consequences that a...
101
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Lecture 13: Synaptic Strength and Short Term Plasticity
What factors determine the magnit...,
How does the availability of ca2 ...,
How does the presence of toxins p...
88
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Paper 3: Synaptic Transmission and Retrograde Messengers
What is retrograde signalling,
What was the hypothesis of what w...,
What are paired patch recordings
14
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Lecture 14: Long Lasting Potentiation – Induction and Expression
How did donald hebb view the brain,
What is hebb s postulate,
What happens if you increase the ...
64
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Lecture 15: Long Lasting Potentiation – Maintenance
What is maintenance of potentiation,
How can we determine how potentia...,
How can we determine how potentia...
53
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Lecture 16: Drugs and Synapses
What are the 3 main ways of class...,
What are psychoactive drugs,
Psychoactive drugs classified by ...
95
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Paper 4:
What is appetite energy balance a...,
What neurons are found in the arc...,
What neurons are found in the lh
54
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Lecture 17: Neuroendocrinology – Brain to Hormones
What is a hormone,
What is a neurohormone,
What is an endocrine organ
80
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Lecture 18: Neuroendocrinology – Hormones to Brain
What does it mean that the neuroe...,
What can gonadal steroid hormones...,
How do hormones differ
54
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