biological approach (ass3) Flashcards

(14 cards)

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what are dendrites?

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branch line structure, carry nerve impulses from neighbouring neurone to cell body

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2
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what does the cell body soma include?

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nucleus- co raining genetic info

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3
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what does the axon do?

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carries impulses away from cell body, down the neurone

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4
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what is the axon covered in and what does it do?

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myelin sheath- speeds us electrical transmission

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5
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what are the nodes of ranvier?

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gaps between myelin sheath, impulses jump across these speeding up transmission

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6
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what are terminal buttons?

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end of axon, communicates with next neurone across synapse (hands to feet)

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7
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pre-synaptic terminal-> _____-> post-synaptic neurone dendrite

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synaptic gap

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8
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what travels through synaptic gap?

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neurotransmittes

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9
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what is the sensory neurone?

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long dendrites, found near sensory receptors, short axon

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10
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what is a relay neurone?

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connects sensory and motor neurone (S_M), short dendrite, found in brain&spinal cord

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11
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what is a motor neurone?

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connects central nervous system & muscles. short dendrites, long axon

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12
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inside neurone the impulses are?

A

electrical

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13
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outside the neurone, impulses are?

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chemical

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14
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excitatory neurotransmitters increase activity, whereas inhibitory neurotransmitters make us…

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decrease in activity

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