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10. Neuromodulation, memory and behaviour.

Fouz Hussain Animal Behaviour Physiology Undergrad English 10 cards

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  1. 1Name the pacemaker neuron of abdominal ganglion in AplasiyaR15
  2. 2CPGs vs PacemakersCPGs oscillate via reciprocal inhibition
    pacemaker integral oscillatory
    bursting in pacemaker via intracellular cAMP and Ca and negative feedback
  3. 3list the three modifications of the gill withdrawal reflexes in learning- habituation
    - sensitization
    - classical conditioning
  4. 4Gill withdrawal reflex in aplysiaGill withdrawal when siphon touched
    - plasticity of gill withdrawal reflex compares to leech shortening
    - sensitization when shock tail and touch siphon
  5. 5Gill withdrawal reflex habituation and neuromodulatorsrepeated stimuli reduction response
    reduction of exocytosis of neurotransmitter release from LE sensory to L7 motor
    primary NT is Glutamate
    In leech NT is 5-HT
  6. 6sensitisation in gill withdrawal reflexapply excessive stimulation
    increase glutamate exocytosis
    heterosynaptic facilitation
    neuromodulation by 5-HT like in leech
  7. 7short term sensitisationIon channel modulation
    decrease s type k+ channel
    increase Ca influx
    delayed k rectifier
    direct effect on sensory machinery
  8. 8long term sensitisationGenetic expression
    include MAPK cAMP CREB-1 other ca dependent processes
    - new synaptic connection
    - prevent memory suppressor genes
    long term indirect effect
  9. 9is the molecular mechanism of sensitization universal in invertebrates?yes
  10. 10How does the mechanisms of sensitization and habituation in in Aplysia compare with those in leeches?in Aplasiya
    Gill withdrawal reflex - Gill withdrawal occurs when siphon is touched
    reduced response due to repeated stimulation in both
    reduction in exocytosis of NT from LE to sensory L7 motor
    primary NT is glutamate
    sensitisation by excessive stimulation
    in leeches shortening reflex
    main NT is 5-HT
    habituation due to depletion of 5-HT T6-L2
    sensitisation due to excitation of of L2 via S overcomes depletion of T6-L2 to excite L2
    5-HT neuromodulatory in both

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