N39 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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Corpus striatum refers to

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caudate + putamen + globus pallidus

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2
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Striatum refers to

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caudate + putamen

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3
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Lenticular nucleus refers to

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putamen + globus pallidus

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4
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nucleus accumbens

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anterior area where caudate putamen are continuous centrally; related to limbic system and role in drug and alcohol addictions

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5
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Neurons in the striatum use what NTs

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Ach or GABA

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6
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Globus pallidus neurons use what NT

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GABA (inhibitory)

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7
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2 parts of globus pallidus

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internal segment: projects to VA/VL thalamus (lenticular fasciculus and ansa lenticularis)
external segment: input from striatum and projects to internal segment and subthalamus

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8
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2 parts of substantia nigra

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pars compacta and pars reticulata

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9
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Pars compacta of substantia nigra

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Use dopamine and contain neruomelanin

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10
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Pars reticulata of substantia nigra

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use GABA

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11
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Most inputs to basal ganglia are to

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the striatum

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12
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Most outputs from basal ganglia are

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from the GPi

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13
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Corticostriate

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Cerebral cortex to ipsilateral striatum; excitatory and use glutamate

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14
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Within striatum there are 2 cell types

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spiny neurons and cholinergic interneurons

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15
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Cholinergic interneurons

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modulate local activity, activate neurons ACh-excitatory

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16
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Spiny neurons

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require activation; GABA inhibition

17
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Nigrostriatal

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inputs use DOPAMINE via D1-D5 receptors (excitatory or inhibitory)

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D1 and D5 when bound to dopamine exerts an

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excitatory effect DIRECT PATHWAY

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D2, D3, D4 when bound to dopamine exerts an

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inhibitory effect INDIRECT PATHWAY

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Straiatopallidal projections (GPe and GPi)

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GABA pathways

21
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Striatonigral projections

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GABA pathways

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Subthalamic projections to GPi and pars reticulata uses

23
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GPi outputs to

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ansa lenticularis –> VA –> premotor cortex

lenticular fasciculus –> VL –> primary motor cortex

24
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GPi outputs use what NT

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GABA = inhibitory

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Direct pathway
D1 receptor, excitatory, increases thalamic and cortical activity
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Indirect pathway
D2 receptor, inhibitory, decreases thalamic and cortical activity (through the subthalamic nucleus)
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Direct pathway
Corticostriate (+) --> activates inhibitory spiny neurons Striatopalladal (-) --> Palladothalamic (-) --> Thalamocortical (+) = Activation of LMN
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Indirect Pathway
Corticostriate (+) --> activates inhibitory spiny neurons Striatopalladal (GPe) (-) --> Subthalamic nucleus (-) --> Subthalamic nucleus to GPi (+) --> palladothalamic (GPi) (-) --> thalamocortical are inhibited = Inactivation of LMN
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Dopamine and the Direct pathway
excites the direct pathway (D1) by inhibiting inhibitory cells of the substantia nigra
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Dopamine and the indirect pathway
inhibition in the indirect pathway (D2) by activation of inhibitory cells of the substantia nigra
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Parkinsonism
indirect system dominates due to loss of dopaminergic input to striatum (ACh dominates)
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ACh excites the Indirect pathway
leading to further activation of indirect pathway and decreased movement
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ACh inhibits the direct pathway
leading to further decreased movement
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Chorea
loss of cholinergic neurons, direct system dominates and excessive, unwanted movements occur
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Basal Ganglia function
planning of voluntary movement and influence motor movements without a direct connection to LMN
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Basal ganglia are connected with the limbic system and orbitofrontal cortex
memory, behavior changes, drug and alcohol addiction