PHYL2202 Flashcards
(144 cards)
1
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diffusion (x2 slides)
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lecture 1
2
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ficks law diffusion
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lecture 1
3
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cell membrane
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lecture 1
4
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list types of membrane transport
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lecture 3
5
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know typical concentrations of sodium, potassium, chloride, bicarbonate, and protein inside and outside cells
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lecture 3
6
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extracellular fluid
intracellular fluid
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lecture 3
7
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channel pore
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lecture 3
8
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endocytosis
exocytosis
pinocytosis
phagocytosis
osmosis
tonicity
vesicle transport
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lecture 3
9
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aquaporins
gap junctions
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lecture 3
10
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explain osmosis and predict osmotic effect of simple solutions on cells
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lecture 3
11
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explain how an isosmotic solution can be hypotonic
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lecture 3
12
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calculate osmolarity and osmotic pressure
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lecture 3
13
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predict the movement of solutes and water into and out of cell given concentration and permeability
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lecture 3
14
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define isosmotic
hyposmotic
hyper osmotic
isotonic
hypotonic
hypertonic
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lecture 4
15
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voltage
current
valance
equilibrium potential
resting membrane potential
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lecture 4
16
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q=zFn
q=it
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lecture 4
17
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Nernst equation
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lecture 4
18
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calculate equilibrium potentials using nernst
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lecture 4
19
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explain how resting membrane potential is generated
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lecture 4
20
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know typical values for resting membrane potential and potassium equilibrium potential
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lecture 4
21
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determine from first principles the charge on a cell given ion concentrations and permeability for a single ion
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lecture 4
22
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use Goldman equation to calculate resting membrane potential
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lecture 5
23
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use Goldman equation to predict potential when permeability to one or more ions changes
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lecture 5
24
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use equilibrium potential to predict current flow into or out of cell
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lecture 5
25
calculate driving potential for an ion and current from driving potential and conductance
lecture 5
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describe how permeability through channels depends on unitary conductance, channel number and opening probabilty
lecture 5
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sketch an iv curve and explain its features
lecture 5
28
simple diffusion
facilitated diffusion
pores
channels
carriers
carrier mediated transport
lecture 6
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primary and secondary active transport
lecture 6
30
symport and antiport
lecture 6
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equilibrium and steady state
lecture 6
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describe different forms of transport and key features of each
lecture 6
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explain energy used in transport
lecture 6
34
using sketches show what Km and Jmax are for carriers
lecture 6
35
explain how cells use secondary active transport
lecture 6
36
from a diagram of a cell or pumping epithelia qualitatively describe what the cell is pumping
lecture 6
37
explain how Na/K Atpase maintains ionic gradients and osmotic balance of cells
lecture 7
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define trans and paracellular transport along with tight junctions
lecture 7
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define electrogenic potential and explain how they are produced by active transport
lecture 7
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give examples of transport across epithelia
lecture 7
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explain the transport of counter ions by electrical potential
lecture 7
42
describe how nutrients are transported across intestine
lecture 7
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from a diagram of pumping epithelia describe what the cell is transporting
lecture 7
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list and define divisions of NS
lecture 8
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identify main components of neuron
lecture 8
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explain how graded potential acts over short distance
lecture 8
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describe how summation occurs in neutrons and the role of the axon hillock in generating action potentials
lecture 8
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differentiate between action and graded potential
lecture 8
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describe and explain convergence and divergence
lecture 8
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read simple neural circuit diagrams
lecture 8
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list and distinguish between the three main types of ion channel
lecture 9
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explain selectivity of ion channels
lecture 9
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list the three major conformational stages of voltage gated ion channels
lecture 9
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give examples of ion channels on their role in transmitting signals
lecture 9
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describe heterogeneity of ion channels
lecture 9
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describe general structure of an ion channel
lecture 9
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explain ionic basis of the action potential
lecture 10
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describe current flows during an action potential
lecture 10
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explain how membrane potential returns to rest following an action potential
lecture 10
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explain unidirectional propagation and refractory period
lecture 10
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explain how large diameter and myelinated fibres have faster conduction time
lecture 10
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describe cardiac action potential
lecture 10
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explain how action potential can spread through gap junctions in heart and smooth muscle
lecture 11
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describe receptor potentials and synaptic potentials
lecture 11
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explain how stretch gated ion channels can produce an action potential
lecture 11
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define epsp and ipsp
lecture 11
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explain how ligand gated ion channels can produce excitatory and inhibitory synaptic potentials
lecture 11
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describe summation of synaptic and receptor potentials
lecture 11
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using tendon reflex explain how stretch initiates an AP in the sensory cell and how neurotransmitter release initiates AP in the postsynaptic and post junction cells
lecture 11
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explain function of electrical and chemical synapses
lecture 12
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describe role of voltage gates calcium channels in neurotransmitter release
lecture 12
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list the steps in neurotransmitter release
lecture 12
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describe recycling and release of vesicles
role of SNARE proteins and synaptotagmin
lecture 12
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neurotransmitter
active zone
docked
primed vesicle
synaptic vesicel
lecture 12
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how acetylcholine is recycled at neuromuscular junction
lecture 12
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steps in neurotransmission at neuromuscular junction (motor endplate)
lecture 12
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structure of skeletal muscle
lecture 13
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structure of sarcomere
lecture 13
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crossbridge cycle
lecture 13
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role of calcium ions in muscle contration
lecture 13
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excitation contraction coupling
lecture 13
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modulation of skeletal muscle contraction (excitation-contraction coupling)
role of TNFa and taurine
lecture 14
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skeletal muscle twitch response
lecture 14
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muscle summation and tetanus
lecture 14
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length tension relationship
lecture 14
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cardiac muscle structure
lecture 15
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cardiac muscle AP
lecture 15
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electrical conduction in the heart
lecture 15
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excitation contraction coupling in cardiac muscle
lecture 15
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length tension relationship in cardiac muscle
lecture 15
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slow and fast twitch muscle in skeletal
lecture 15
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graded contractions in skeletal muscle
lecture 15
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smooth muscle
phasic muscle
tonic muscle
multi unit muscle
single unit muscle
L type channel
lecture 16
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structure of smooth muscle
how it is linked to other cells
equivalent of sarcomeres in SM
lecture 16
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explain how slow wave spread from the ICC to SM and cause action potentials in gastro intestinal SM
lecture 16
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describe action potentials in gut SM including ionic movements and channels
lecture 16
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describe excitation contraction coupling in gut smooth muscle
lecture 16
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role of calmodulin, myosin light chain kinase, myosin light chain phosphatase in SM contraction
lecture 16
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list the effect and receptor for EACh and NA in gut, blood vessel and airway smooth muscle
lecture 16
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fundamental principles of sensory processing
lecture 17
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how structure of sensory system allows transaction of stimuli to AP
lecture 17
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labelled line concept
lecture 17
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different modalities of somatosensation
lecture 17
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spatial acuity
central convergence and lateral inhibition
lecture 17
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functions of auditory and vestibular systems
lecture 18
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transduction processes in hair cells of inner ear
lecture 18
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how cochlea responds to sound and separates sounds by frequency
lecture 18
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physiological origin of common auditory patholgies
lecture 18
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modes of stimulation of different cellular components of vestibular sytstem
lecture 18
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importance of accessory structures in sensory processing
lecture 18
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understand olfaction and cellular basis underlying olfaction
lecture 19
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explain how organisation of olfaction system allows specific discrimination of odours
lecture 19
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olfactory dysfunctions
lecture 19
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taste and cellular basis underlying taste
lecture 19
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cellular transduction based on different qualities of taste
lecture 19
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interactions between different classes of taste
lecture 19
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how taste can be modulated across different individuals and causes
lecture 19
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cellular basis of phototransduction
lecture 20
119
different roles of rods and cones and the mechanism by which colour is encoded
lecture 20
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describe receptive fields of retinal ganglion cells and their significance
lecture 20
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explain key aspects of synaptic processing in the retinal network
lecture 20
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explain spinal reflex pathway
lecture 21
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describe response and main reflex function of muscle spindles and Golgi tendon organs
lecture 21
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role of inhibitory spinal interneurons in motor control
lecture 21
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complex multiple synaptic connection of reflex pathways
lecture 21
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GPCR
cAMP
adenylate cyclase
PKA
HCN
phosphorylase kinase
glycogen phosphorylase
lecture 22
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how GPCR activates G proteins
lecture 22
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G protein subtypes by receptors for EACh, NA, and Adr
lecture 22
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define Gs, Gi, Gq
lecture 22
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pathway from NA/Adr through to HCN explaining how that increases heart rate
lecture 22
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how Adr causes skeletal muscle to break down glycogen into glucose
lecture 22
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compare and contrast signalling using ligand gated ion channels to GPCR
lecture 22
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PKB
MAPK
Katp
GLUT2
GLUT4
PI-3P
lecture 23
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how insulin release is regulated by blood glucose and NA
lecture 23
135
5 main classes of catalytic receptors
lecture 23
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kinase
phosphotase
tyrosine kinase
serine/threonin kinase
lecture 23
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how insulin receptors produce glucose uptake and glycogen synthesis in muscle through insulin response substrates, PI-3P & PKB
lecture 23
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how insulin alters gene expression through MAPK
lecture 23
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CRH
ACTH
GR
GRE
CRE
GREB
lecture 24
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how CRH causes ACTH release
lecture 24
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how ACTH alters production of cortisol
lecture 24
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how PKA can change gene transcription through cAMP response element binding protein
lecture 24
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how cortisol binding to glucocorticoid receptors changes gene expression
lecture 24
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features of signal pathways
lecture 24
