Membrane Potential, Ion Channels and Action Potentials mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 50 mind maps on membrane potential, ion channels and action potentials, from ions and electrical signalling to synaptic transmission. University students can use them to study neuronal signalling, while teachers can find material for teaching it at university level. Choose a map and explore a topic.
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- Neuron structure and function6
- Resting membrane potential13
- Electrical properties of neurons11
- Ion channel types and properties21
- Action potentials26
- Action potential propagation5
- Synaptic transmission and neurotransmitters38
- Neuronal integration and inhibition5
- Synaptic plasticity7
- Electrophysiology and neurophysiological techniques8
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11 nodesResting Membrane Potential Specific distribution... · Electrical potential:... · Actively maintained b...
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18 nodesAction Potentials Large, brief reversal... · Initiated by stimulus...
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11 nodesElectrical Signalling Occurs within a neuron · To achieve rapid, lon... · Ions: Na+, K+, Ca2+, ... · Movement across plasm... · In action potentials,... · Neurotoxins (tetrodot...
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76 nodesVoltage gated ion channels A rising phase of an ... · PATCH CLAMPING: Measu... · Toxins that block ion... · Na+ Voltage gated cha... · VOLTAGE GATED K+ CHAN... · Ca2+ channels
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63 nodesWeek 3: Action Potential Propagation How electrical signal... · Action potential prop... · Threshold Potential · Action Potential · Action Potential Prop... · Speed of propagation ...
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67 nodesNeurons (1) Resting membrane Pote... · Action Potentials · Synaptic Transmission
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16 nodesCommunication within and between neurons Action potential · Movements of ions · Myelin sheath · What are action poten... · Why does depolarisati... · Synapse
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129 nodesL6 Circuits of the spinal cord 2. SOMATOSENSORY RECE... · 3. MECHANISMS OF SENS... · 4. ORGANIZATION OF TH... · 5. SIMPLE REFLEXES · 6. SOMATOTOPIC ORGANI... · 1. BACKGROUND
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228 nodesPSYC 318- Lecture #1 Neurons · Protein Synthesis · Synapses can form any... · Dendrites · Glutamate · GABA
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64 nodesS1W2- Advanced neural transmission Terminology · Neurons · Brain anatomy · Resting potential
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88 nodesNeurotransmitters Vocab · Membrane potential · Postsynaptic Potentials · Action Potentials · Myelination Axons · Synaptic Transmission
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63 nodesExtra Reading Notes P2 dendrites in brain ha... · symp postganglionic n... · Relative refractory p... · Larger axons have thi... · Axons with highest co... · Muscles being stiff a...
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247 nodesNeuromuscular Function in Exercise Electrical Transmission · Synaptic and Neuromus... · The Motor Unit · Reflexes · Voluntary control of ...
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77 nodesLecture 5 -Combination of Ion Currents II Hodgkin & Huxley’s Vo... · Different Types of Io...
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10 nodesSynaptic transmission and plasticity Neurotransmitters · Synaptic Plasticity · Long-term potentiatio... · Induction · Associativity · Long-term depression ...
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58 nodesWeek 6: Ion channels Ligand gated ion chan... · Nicotinic receptor · How do ligand gated i... · GABA a receptor activ... · Ligand gated ion chan... · Voltage-gated sodium ...
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90 nodesVoltage-gated Potassium Channels Function · Neuronal Excitation a... · K+ Channel Families · Kv Channel Structure
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69 nodesLTP Hebbian synapse · The hippocampus · The phenomenon · How does it occur · Early and late · Is LTP memory?
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50 nodesLecture 1- Introduction Nerves · Neurones · myelination · the synapse · measuring cell activity
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26 nodesBIOLOGY OF THE MIND (membrane potentials) Membrane potentials
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58 nodes2007PSY Biopsyc Week 2 Mindmap Generating Action Pot... · Voltage · Synapses · Receptors
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105 nodesLecture 1 Aspects of movement · Neuronal membranes · Action potentials · Neuromuscular junction · Methods to record neu...
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67 nodesElectrical properties of neurons The membrane at rest · The action potential · Measuring ion flow th... · Postsynaptic potentials · Acetylcholine receptor · Role of calcium
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36 nodesNeuroscience: Membrane Bioelectricity Basics of Electrical ... · Structure of water · Cell membranes have 4... · Cell membrane: Choles... · Major functions of me... · Ion Channels
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65 nodesKv Potassium Channel Family Kv1 · Kv2 · Kv3 · Kv4 · Kv 5, 6, 8, 9 · Kv7
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28 nodesWeek 2: Cable properties of neurons Nerve cells are littl... · Cable properties · Nerve cell membrane r... · Ohm's Law · Passive current flow · Membrane Space Constant
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48 nodesNeuron Ultrastructure The reflex arc · Sensory neuron structure · Motor neurone structure · Cerebellar circuitry · Ribbon synapses
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28 nodesWeek 1: neural reading part 2 EEG = 2 types of acti... · about 600 skeletal mu... · 3 types of motor neur... · single AP - twitch co... · the more active motor... · motor planning
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30 nodesPerception To transform patterns... · 1)Discriminate: To de... · Neural Mechanism · Discharge of neuron: · Electrochemical activ... · Acting Potential
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42 nodesBioBasesSup 2 Neurophysiological pr... · Basic brain areas · fMRI · biophysics · Two dimensions · CogNeuroMethods
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31 nodesAxon Initial Segment Action Potential · AP generation · Integration and regul...
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40 nodesAction potentials Long range and bidire... · Refractory periods · Conduction of APs · Stages · Factors on AP velocity · Sensory input
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11 nodesMyelination Myelin is a mixture o... · The main purpose of t... · Not all neurons withi... · Regions of the nervou...
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17 nodesAction potential generation requires high sodium channel density in the axon initial segment action potential segment · potential initiation ... · contradiction from im... · reference · personal info
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39 nodesResting Membrane Potential Passive electrical pr...
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39 nodesSynapses and neurotransmitters CNS synapses · Synapses · Electrical synapses · Chemical synapses · Ionotropic · Metabotropic
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21 nodesChannels Leak of Non-gated cha... · Voltage-gated channels · Ligand-gated channels · Sodium Channels (Na+) · Chloride channels (Cl-) · Mechanically gated io...
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32 nodesAction potentials Length constant · Na voltage gated channel · K voltage gated channel · AIS · K channel
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14 nodesIons Intracellular & extra... · Atoms or molecules wi... · Movement across plasm...
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10 nodesGradient of h channels Regulate · If elevated h channel... · Opposite effect
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These user-made maps connect topics in neuronal signalling. Ions looks at charged particles and their movement across the plasma membrane. Electrical Signalling brings those ions into the context of communication within a neuron. Other maps cover action potentials, potassium channels and synaptic transmission.
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Start with Ions if you want to focus on the particles involved before moving to a map about electrical signalling. For a closer look at channels, Voltage-gated Potassium Channels covers their role in excitability, while Kv Potassium Channel Family introduces members of that family.
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Which mind map could I start with?
Electrical Signalling is a useful starting point if you want to see how ion movement relates to communication within a neuron. For a narrower focus on the particles themselves, Ions covers charged particles and their movement across the plasma membrane.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover resting membrane potential, action potentials and ion channels, as well as communication between neurons. For example, Action Potentials covers phases of an action potential, while Voltage-gated Potassium Channels looks at potassium channels and their role in excitability.
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