Membrane Potentials, Action Potentials and Synaptic Transmission mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 100 mind maps on membrane potentials, action potentials and synaptic transmission, from ion channels to synaptic plasticity. University students can use them to practice connecting these topics, while teachers can find material for lessons. Explore a map that fits what you are studying.
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- Membrane Transport8
- Electrochemical Gradients and Equilibrium Potentials8
- Ion Channels23
- Excitable Cells12
- Resting Membrane Potential32
- Action Potential Generation and Phases63
- Action Potential Propagation and Nerve Conduction9
- Synaptic Transmission17
- Neurotransmitters and Receptors14
- Neuromuscular Junction8
- Synaptic Plasticity9
- Spinal Reflexes10
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8 nodesIon Channels ligand gated channels · voltage gated channels · light gated channel · mechanosensitive chan...
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207 nodesInduction of LTP Factors modulating LTP · Induction · TIme course of LTP
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132 nodesSynaptic plasticity Techniques · Hebbian= LTP · Anti-hebbian= LTD · Function · Developmental · -Short-term plasticity
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112 nodesSpinal Reflexes Afferent Fibre Classi... · Muscle Spindle Stretc... · Golgi Tendon Organs (... · Withdrawal Reflexes · One reflex or many? · Also known as sensori...
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123 nodesAction Potentials (L6-12) Resting Membrane Pote... · Action Potential · AP Propagation · Skeletal Muscle
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59 nodesHeadache Cerebral circulation · Intracranial / Extrac... · Brain Tumours · Lumbar Puncture
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117 nodesAxons Axon Hillock · Axon Terminals · Myelin sheath · Nerve Impulse Conduction
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22 nodesBasic neurophysiology 3 DALE'S PRINCIPAL-a ne... · Catecholaminergic-Cat...
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9 nodesGeneration of an Action Potential The stimulus that ini...
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100 nodesTechniques for STP and LTP Short-term plasticity · Long-term plasticity · Electrophysiology · Experimental design Q · Behavioural · Neocortex
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184 nodesPrinciples: Pharmacology Action potentials · Autonomic Pharmacology 1 · Autonomic Pharmacology 2
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209 nodesPain Pain · Dermatomes · History Taking · physical Examination ... · shingles · Peripheral Neuropathy
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194 nodesNeuronal transmission and Integration of Electrical Messages Ions Require Transpor... · Ion Channel Proteins · Types of Potassium Ch... · Membrane Electrical P... · Resting Membrane Pote... · Some Terminology
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58 nodesthe action potential and its propagation the main event in the... · the resting potential... · functional elements o... · The role of the Na+/K... · how the action potent... · cable properties of t...
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62 nodes1210 Week 23 Lecture 1 · Lecture 2
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79 nodes1210 Week 18 Lecture 1 · Lecture 2
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55 nodes1210 Week 16 Lecture 1 · Lecture 2
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44 nodesPAIN Congenital Analgesia ... · chronic pain / overac... · ‘an unpleasant sensor... · Involves peripheral &... · parasympathetic respo... · sympathetic responses...
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62 nodesphys: learning and memory learning · memory · diorders · neurons
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76 nodesNeurotransmitter release Neuronal chemical axo... · Vesicular transmitter... · Structure and locatio... · Action potential · Vesicle fusion regula... · Synaptic SNAREs
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21 nodesACTION POTENTIAL it happens in places ... · When excited, the inv... · For depolarization to... · Variation of the memb...
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34 nodesorigins of the resting membrane potential ion mobilities · the semi permeable me... · the membrane potentia... · in squid axons · The contribution of K... · the equilibrium poten...
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230 nodesHomeostasis Homeostasis · Temperature example · hypothalamus · Pituitary · pathways · thirst
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53 nodesNeurotransmitters acetylcholine · biogenic amines · amino acids · neuropeptides · gases · Neurotransmitters are...
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37 nodesMembrane Potentials Resting Membrane Pote... · Graded Potential · Action Potential
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36 nodesWeek 2: Action Potentials If the membrane becom... · Variable Permeability · Voltage-Sensitive Ion... · Action Potential · Ionic events during a... · Voltage-activated sod...
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46 nodesreflexes definition · reflex circuits · simplest circuits in ... · tendon jerk reflexes · Vestibulo-ocular and ... · control reflex (close...
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26 nodesBIOLOGY OF THE MIND (membrane potentials) Membrane potentials
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46 nodesExcitable Cells - 4 Ions · Electrophysiological ... · Patch clamp recording... · Cell-attached configu... · Inside- out configura... · Outside-out configura...
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5 nodesNerve impulses: action potentials Neurones at rest- act... · Generating an action ... · Stages of an AP: 1. m... · Refractory period- af...
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86 nodesIon channels transmembrane pore fo... · Ion channel gating · excitable cell · TRPs · Functional types of c... · Nicotinic Ach recepto...
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54 nodesNeuropeptides What are neuropeptides · Properties · Differences between N... · Major neuropeptides o... · Opoid peptides · Degredation
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43 nodesSodium Ion Channels Sodium selective chan... · Structure (mammals) · Ion channel gates · Channel states · Neurotoxin receptor s... · Neurotoxin resistence
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44 nodesThe Action Potential 2 types of Voltage Ga... · Myelin Sheath · Speed is governed by
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27 nodesExcitable Cells - 3 Diffusion · Fick's Law · Electrochemical gardient · Rate of diffusion dep...
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42 nodesIon channels Ion channels · Ion pumps · Properties of voltage... · Voltage-dependent Na+... · Ion selectivity · Voltage-dependent K+ ...
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28 nodesSysPhy- Synaptic Transmissions Synapses are the junc... · 2 types of Synapses, ... · NT Release is Ca depe... · Sequence of Events
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63 nodesSynapses and Neural Pathways How do we measure com... · Communication between...
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28 nodesHow the neuron works The resting potential...
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25 nodesAction potential 1. Resting · 2. Depolarization · 3. Repolarization · 4. Hyberrepolarization
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These user-made maps organize physiology topics into connected branches. Axons brings together the axon hillock, terminals, myelin sheath and nerve impulse conduction. Ion Channels sorts channels by how they are gated, while Neurotransmitter release focuses on communication between neurons.
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Start with Axons if you want to see several parts of a neuron together. Follow its branches, then cover the map and try to recall the connections. Return to the map to check what you missed before moving to a more focused topic.
For a closer look at synaptic change, Synaptic plasticity includes Hebbian and anti-Hebbian plasticity, while Induction of LTP brings together induction protocols and factors that modulate it. When you want to check recall rather than follow connections, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Choose a map and follow one branch at a time.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point?
Axons is a useful starting point if you want to see several neuron structures and processes together. Its branches include the axon hillock, terminals, myelin sheath, synapse and nerve impulse conduction. For a narrower topic, Ion Channels organizes several types of channels by how they are gated.
Do the maps cover synaptic plasticity?
Yes. Synaptic plasticity includes branches on Hebbian and anti-Hebbian plasticity, induction, expression and modulation. Induction of LTP focuses on induction protocols and factors that modulate LTP. The listing also includes maps on techniques for STP and LTP and on paired pulse facilitation.
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