Dani Brain 1 Flashcards

1
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How much of the total oxygen of the body does the brain consume

A

20%

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2
Q

How much of the total body glucose does the brain consumes

A

About 25%

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3
Q

How much of the body does the brain mass

A

2%

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4
Q

What does neuron sends between each other

A

Neurotransmitters

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5
Q

How does the space between the neurons called

A

Synaptic gap or synaptic cleft

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6
Q

Which part of the neuron is the connection point

A

Synapse

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7
Q

What are the glial cells

A

Non-neuron cells that support neurons and provide them nutrients

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8
Q

which is the most abundant glucose transporter in the brain

A

Glut 3

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9
Q

Which type of astrocyte are existed?

A

Fibrous and protoplasmic

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10
Q

Where does the protoplasmic astrocyte are located

A

In the gray matter

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11
Q

Where does the fibrous astrocytes are located

A

At the white matter

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12
Q

How many subtypes of tight exist

A

10

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13
Q

Did the Astrocytes evolved through evolution

A

Yes

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14
Q

Which brain cells did Albert Einstein had more than an average person

A

Astrocytes

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15
Q

Did the behavior of a mouse changed after he was transplanted with human brain

A

Yes

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16
Q

For what action does the astrocytes responsible for

A

Sending neurotransmitters send blood vessels express plasma membrane transporters
Synapse function

17
Q

Which types of blood brain barrier there are

A
  1. In the blood vessels
  2. Endothelial cells
  3. pericyte cells
18
Q

Which protein components existed in the tight junction

A

Claudine , occluding and adhesion molecules like Cadherin

19
Q

Which glucose transport facilitates the neuronal glucose uptake in the brain

20
Q

Which metabolic process is unique to astrocytes

A

Glycolysis that ends up with Lactet production

21
Q

Which metabolic product is unique for astrocytes in different way from the other brain cells

22
Q

Which cognitive function does the glycolgen is required

A

Conversion from short term memory to long-term memory

23
Q

Which product does the glycogen transform into in order to create long-term memory

24
Q

How astrocyte function to glutamate That being transported from one neuron to other

A

Take the majority of the glutamate and convert it to glutamine

25
In which brain cells glutamate can be converted to glutamine
Astrocytes
26
to Which product Can glutamine be converted in the neuron
To more glutamate
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How much of the lactate in the brain provided by the periphery
About 10%
28
Through which transporter lactate enters the brain from the periphery cells
McT1
29
What is the main cause of about 85% of stroke
Cerebral infraction
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What causes around 10% of cerebral infractions
Cerebral hernia