what arer the two types of synapse

another name for electrical synapses

outline electrical sysnapses

the tructural component that is required for electrical synapse functionality

at a gap junction what occurs

which is faster electrical or chemical synapses

t or f: no tranmitter molecule is required at a electrical synapse

where are electircal synapses common

t or f: like chemical synapses electrical synapse have signals only flow one way

at gap junctions there are special structures called?

for a molecule to be able to transfer between the cells at a gap junction it needs to be within what size range

connexons are made up of how many subunits?

the subunit of a connexon is a

distance between membranes of cells at an electrical synapse

distance between cell membranes at a chemical synapse

is there a transmission delay in electrical synapses (i.e. a delay at the end of the presynaptic cell) if so how long?

is there a transmission delay in chemical synapses (i.e. a delay at the end of the presynaptic cell) if so how long?

is transmission in a chemical synapse bi or mon directional

is transmission in a electrical synapse bi or mon directional

the first demonstration of a chemical synapse occured when by who
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criteria to be clased as a neurotransmitter

outline otto loewi's experiment that showed chemical synapse function

10 examples of neurotransmitter

the main CNS excitatory neurotransmitter is

the main inhibitory CNS neurotransmitter is

name for receptors that are directly linked to the channel that opens

name for the receptor that links to channel via secondary molecule (two names)

in presynaptic neurons in chemical synapses the vesicles containing the neuortransmitter tend to gather together. the site they gather at is called?

name a method of separating the two layers of a phospholipid bilayer? outline

example of proteins that span the presynaptic neuron membrane (2)

SNARE proteins are involved in?

SNARE stands for?

SNARE proteins are found where?

snare proteins can be one of two types which are? what diserns them?

what potein is important for SNARE protein function but isnt part of the SNARE family

name 2 V-SNARe proteins

name 2 T-snare proteins

which of the SNARE proteins is the calcium sensitive one

which protein initiates the start of the SNARE protein complex formation in response to calcium

Formation of the SNARE protein complex causes?

which protein is important for vesicle recycling?

vessicles are coated in what protein?

where are most the electrical readings of a neuron taken? why? issue caused by this?

if excitation occurs but not enough for a AP whats it called

how long do action potentials last roughly

how long do post synaptic excitatory potentials last roughly

are excitatory post synaptic potentials decrimental

whats the oposite of an EPSP

two ways that inhibitory neurotransmitters can work to reduce the neurons membrane potential

two types of sumation? outline

forction of IPSPs