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vision and the visual pathways
What are the 4 regions of the ret...,
What are the 4 regions of photore...,
Explanation of rod cells 3
30
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hearing, balance, taste and olfaction
Sound 1,
3 parts of the ear 2,
Role of the pinna 3
50
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thalamus
Hypothalamus 1,
Epithalamus 2,
Subthalamus 3
38
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tract anatomy
What are the two somatic ascendin...,
What does the dcml concern 2,
Where are first order neurons in ...
31
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relfex pathways
What is a reflex 1,
What is the myotatic relfex 2,
Mechanisms of monosynaptic myotat...
24
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clinical neurology
Type of pathologies mneumonic vit...,
What does iatrogenic mean 2,
What does idiopathic mean 3
23
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development of the CNS
What are the stages the cns devel...,
What is gastrulation 2,
When does gastrulation begin 3
34
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development of the cortex
What are the three stages to cort...,
What is the pial surface 2,
What is the ventricular surface 3
22
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axon targeting
What is axon targeting 1,
What are the three main mechanism...,
What are axon guidance cues 3
27
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developmental synaptic plasticity and cortical dominance columns
What does synaptic plasticity mak...,
What is apv 2,
What receptors mediate synaptic p...
19
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neurons and glia
What are neurons 1,
What are glia 2,
How do we stain neurons 3
21
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action potentials
Resting potential 1,
Sodium potassium atp ase 2,
What is the value for rest 3
18
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synaptic transmission
What is an epsp excitatory postsy...,
What is an ipsp inhibitory postsy...,
Excitatory transmission 3
16
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computational neuroscience
Levels of models 1,
What are interpretive models 2,
What are mechanistic models 3
7
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anatomy of a neuron
What are the main cellular compon...,
Cerebellar purkinje cell structure 2,
Function of cerebellar purkinje c...
29
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gene expression and protein synthesis
Central dogma of molecular biology 1,
What are the potential products o...,
What are ribozymes 3
35
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neurotransmitters
What is a classical neurotransmit...,
What is an auto neurotransmitter 2,
What is a retrograde neurotransmi...
41
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generating diversity
What is the priamry structure of ...,
What is the secondary structure o...,
What is the tertiary structure of...
31
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voltage gated ion channels
Examples of voltage gated channels 1,
Why study voltage gated sodium an...,
Why study voltage gated calcium c...
23
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ligand-gated ion channels
What are ligand gated channel lin...,
Are ligand gated ion channel iono...,
What time scale do lgic work in 3
34
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role of the cytoskeleton
What is the cytoskeleton 1,
How does the cytoskeleton assist ...,
What are cytoskeletal networks ma...
42
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metabotropic receptors
What time frame do g protein coup...,
What is a g protein coupled recep...,
What is an example of g protein c...
29
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networks
What is a network scott emmons 1,
Network defintion 2,
Can we determine the human connec...
24
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synaptic plasticity
Induction of ltd at ca3 ca1 synap...,
Expression of ltd at ca3 ca1 syna...,
Long term depression 3
15
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hippocampus
Hm and episodic memory 1,
Maguire 2000 2,
Morris water maze 3
16
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PD and AD
Parkinsonism 1,
Wilson s disease 2,
Alzheimers 3
5
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cortical modulatory networks
What is a cmn 1,
What are the multiple scales of n...,
Where is acetylcholine released f...
30
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learning and memory
What is learning 1,
What is memory 2,
Inference of behavioural change r...
25
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amnesia
What area of the brain is episodi...,
What area of the brain is semanti...,
What part of the brain is conditi...
23
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motor learning
Descending pathways produce movem...,
Corticospinal tract 2,
Corticobulbar tract 3
15
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cerebellum and basal nuclei
Where are the basal nuclei situat...,
What are the basal nuclei strognl...,
What are the components of the ba...
40
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cerebellar network
What are the two main functional ...,
Role of the cerebral cortex in th...,
Main output of the cerebellar cor...
33
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basal nuclei network
What regions form the inhibitory ...,
What region forrm the regulatory ...,
What is tonic activity 3
29
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glial cells
What are the 4 glial cells 1,
Where do astrocytes oligodendrocy...,
Where do microglia originate from 3
31
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trafficking and signalling
What is synaptic strength 1,
What are strong synapses 2,
What are weak synapses 3
38
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synaptic plasticity 1
What is plasticity 1,
How can plasticity occur 2,
Functional cortical plasticty 3
23
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language
Language acquisition phonology 1,
Dehaene lambertz et al 2002 2,
Phonological distinction and disc...
33
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schizophrenia and depression
What percentage of the population...,
What percentage of the population...,
How are mental disorders diagnosed 3
44
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