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Rachel Vazquez Neuroscience Englisch 40 Karten

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  1. 1The cell membrane is composed of two layers offat
  2. 2Water, oxygen, and _______ most freely flow across a cell membrane.carbon dioxide
  3. 3Tdendrites
  4. 4Nodes of Ranvier are __________.gaps in the myelin of axons
  5. 5An axon has many branches, each of which swells at its tip. These are known as ___________.presynaptic terminals
  6. 6Neurons typically have one _______, but many __________.axon;dendrites
  7. 7Which type of glia remove waste material in the nervous system?astrocytes
  8. 8Which type of glia builds myelin sheaths around axons in the periphery of the body?Schwann cells
  9. 9Radial glia _________.guide the migration of neurons during embryonic development
  10. 10Tcertain required chemicals must be actively transported
  11. 11The resting potential is mainly the result of ___________.negatively charged proteins inside the cell
  12. 12When a neuron's membrane is at rest, the concentration gradient tends to move sodium ________ the cell and the electrical gradient tends to move it ___________ the cell.into;into
  13. 13The concentration gradient for potassium tends to _________.push potassium out of the cell
  14. 14Which action will produce a hyperpolarization of a neuron?applying a negative charge inside the neuron with a microelectrode
  15. 15Which action would depolarize a neuron?increasing membrane permeability to sodium
  16. 16Voltage-activated channels are channels for which a change in the voltage across the membrane alters theirpermeability
  17. 17After the peak of an action potential, what prevents sodium ions from continuing to enter the cell?the sodium gates in the membrane close
  18. 18According to the all-or-none law,once an axon reaches its threshold, the amplitude and velocity of an action potential are nearly equal each time
  19. 19During the relative refractory period, thesodium gates are reverting to their usual state
  20. 20The function of a myelin sheath is toincrease the velocity of transmission along an axon
  21. 21On the basis of what evidence were the properties of synapses first inferred?behavioral observations
  22. 22Sthe speed of reflexive responses
  23. 23Depolarization is to _____ as hyperpolarization is to _______.excitation;inhibition
  24. 24Wthe opening of sodium channels
  25. 25Spatial summation refers tomultiple weak stimulations that occur at the same time
  26. 26Temporal summation is to _____ as spatial summation is to ________.time;location
  27. 27A temporary hyperpolarization is known as anIPSP
  28. 28The "decision" for a neuron to fire is determined by theratio of EPSPs to IPSPs
  29. 29Loewi demonstrated that synapses operate by the release of chemicals bycollecting fluid from a stimulated frog's heart, transferring it to another frog's heart, and measuring that heart rate
  30. 30Which neurotransmitter is released by stimulated neurons to dilate the blood vessells?nitric oxide
  31. 31What do dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine have in common?they are all synthesize form the same amino acids
  32. 32The presynaptic terminal stores high concentrations of neurotransmitter molecules invesicles
  33. 33When an action potential reaches its end of an axon, it evokes the release of neurotransmitters by operning ______ channels in the axon terminal.calcium
  34. 34Exocytosis is the process by which neurotransmitters arereleased from the presynaptic neuron
  35. 35What happens when a neurotransmitter is released by a presynaptic cell?the neurotransmitter passively spreads across the synaptic cleft
  36. 36Cslower and longer lasting
  37. 37The anterior pituitary is composed of ___ and the posterior pituitary is composed of _____.glandular tissue; neural tissue
  38. 38Reuptake is an alternative to which other process?breaking down neurotransmitters via an enzymatic process
  39. 39Autoreceptors monitor theamount of neurotransmitter released
  40. 40A drug that inhibits the action of the enzyme acetylcholinesterase will have the effect ofprolonging the action of acetylcholine at its synapses

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