Lecture 6 Graded Potentials Flashcards

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Review the structures of a neuron and identify their role in transmission of a the synaptic information

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  1. Understand the AP reaches the pre synaptic terminal leading to NT release
  2. Integration of post synaptic potentials at initial segments of axon triggers action potential
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Explain the role of permeably in controlling graded and action potentials

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Neural communication is based on rapid change in membrane permeability

2nd messengers would be too slow.

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Describe the characteristic, permeability changes and ionic basis of graded potentials and AP

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Depolarization= less negative
Repolarization = return to negative state
HyperPol = More negative

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Describe the process of summation of graded potentials

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When one neuron receives input from many ESPS of other neurons simultaneously

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Describe the process of temporal summation

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When a single Synapse receives many EPSP from many presynaptic cells

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EPSP

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Excitatroy postsynaptic potential

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IPSP

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Innhibitory postsynaptic potential

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