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psyc 211 intro behavioural neuroscience 2022 > midterm 1 ? > Flashcards

midterm 1 ? Flashcards

1
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ancient europe believed what?

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HEART was the soul & memory

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Egyptians & Chinese believes

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HEART was the organ of thinking and reasoning

proof: mummification! (all organs removed except <3 for afterlife)

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Greeks believed (Hippocrates vs Aristotle)

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Hippocrates: BRAIN is vital
Aristotle: agreed with china and egypt (heart), believed BRAIN was A/C for heart

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4
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claudius galen

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hippocratic (BRAIN) :
proof: gladiators + dissection

cerebellum = hard = muscles
cerebrum = soft = sensations
(right for wrong reasons)

psychic pneuma in ventricles (breath of life) (soul)

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5
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rene descartes

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behaviour is a result of the environment

dualist (humans are different than animals BECAUSE we have the “separate” mind)

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6
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luigi galvani 🐸

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electrically stimulated muscle frog leg moved

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7
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johannes muller

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doctrine of specific nerve energies - all nerves carry the same message, but we perceive differently in different pathways

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8
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Pierre fluorens 🌸

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🌸 experimental ablation method 🌸
- proved why claudius galen was right but for wrong reason (localization of function via ablation) (cerebellum = muscles = out , cerebrum = sensation + perception = in)

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Paul Broca

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Broca’s Area - ** discrete area ! **

DISCRETE REGIONS of brain responsible for DISCRETE things

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10
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Ramon Santiago y Cajal

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discovered that the nervous system = billions of individual neurons

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11
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Fritsch & Hitzig

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electrical stimulation to explore brain + gain understanding

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12
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Von Helmholtz

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first to measure SPEED of conduction of nerves

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13
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neotony

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prolongation of maturation (babies come out not fully ready and take a long time to develop)
axolotyls!

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14
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contemporary research

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always evolving (ie epigenetics)

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15
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functionalism

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charles darwin - theory of evolution

mental states defined by what they DO (their FUNCTION) rather than what they are made of

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16
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Nissl stain

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violet stain - structure only

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17
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Golgi stain

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outline of structure

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18
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the neuron doctrine

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ramon santiago y cajal

NEURON = functional unit of nervous system

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the doctrine of specific nerve energies

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johannes muller

nerves all carry same message that is interpreted differently in different pathways/structures

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20
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CNS vs PNS

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CNS: brain, spinal cord
PNS: everything else

21
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3 types of neurons

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sensory neuron - i see the cup
interneuron - perceive cup + decide to pick up the cup
motor neuron - pick up the cup

22
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parts of neuron:

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soma (body)
dendrites (dendritic spines)
axon - 1 axon = unipolar, 2 axons = bipolar, multiple axons = multipolar
terminal button

23
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axoplasmic transport system

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method of sending things to nucleus
anterograde
tracing techniques = radioactive amino acids/viruses
efficient

24
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neuronal membrane consists of ________ bi_____

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phospholipid bilayer

25
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classifying neurons

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  1. number of neurites - anaxonic, uni/bi-polar etc
  2. dentrite morphology - stellate, pyramidal etc
  3. type of connection - sensory / motor / interneuron
  4. axon length - golgi 1 = short , golgi 2 = long
  5. neurotransmitter released
26
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glial cells

A

supporting cells

27
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astrocytes

A 
stellate
most numerous in brain
fill space btwn neurons
structural support
regulate ECS
BBB (selectively permeable)
28
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ependymal cells

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line brain ventricles - produce CSF!
cushion + recycle
stem cell properties after injury
immune - protect against viruses

29
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microglia

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immune cells of CNS
house keepers!
phagocytosis of debris

30
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myelinating glia (CNS vs PNS)

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CNS: oligodendrocytes (1:1000)
PNS: Schwann cells (1:1) (one schwann cell = entire neuron myelin)

31
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myelination useful for

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propagation + conduction

Nodes of ranvier! - saltatory conduction (JUMPS)

32
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phospholipid bilayer

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heads = hydrophilic = polar = <3 water
tails = hydrophobic = nonpolar =
33
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neural communication (pain reflex sequence of events of neurons)

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  1. dendrites of sensory sense pain
  2. interneurons
  3. interneurons - motor
  4. muscle contract
34
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resting membrane potential

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-65mV (inside more -ve than outside)

35
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ion channels

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selective of size + charge (gating)

passive

36
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ion pumps

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active transport against gradient (ATP)

37
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membrane potential forces

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diffusion

electrostatic

38
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force of diffusion, electrostatic force

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diffusion: high - low
electrostatic: likes repel likes, opposites attract

39
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K channels vs Na channels

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way more K channels
lots more K inside than out
lots more Na outside than in
Na/K pump maintains

40
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parts of action potential

A 
threshold
rising phase 
overshoot  / action potential 
falling phase 
undershoot / delayed rectifier
41
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parts of action potential ion concentration levels

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threshold
sodium IN
rising phase 
overshoot / action potential 
potassium channels open 
potassium OUT
falling phase
too much potassium OUT
undershoot
42
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hodgkin explosive cycle

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depolarization = Na channels open = Na floods in = depolarization

43
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sodium gates

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M gate closed, H gate open
depolarization + threshold
M gate open, H gate open 
sodium in, rising phase
peak reached 
M gate open, H gate closed 
N gate open 
potassium in, falling phase 
reset after
44
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forwards vs backwards action potentials

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forwards = orthodromic
backwards = antidromic
45
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absolute vs relative refractory period

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absolute = action potential impossible (H gate closed) 
relative = action potential possible, harder to achieve
46
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conduction velocity

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spread (wide = fast)
path (inside axon = fast)
excitability (cable theory)
myelin (nodes of ranvier + insulation)

47
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saltatory conduction

A

nodes of ranvier - jump

48
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presynaptic - postsynaptic parts of neurons

A 
pre = terminal buttons
post = dendrite / soma

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