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Lecture 2: Intro to neurophysiology
What does the nervous system do 1,
What else is the nervous system r...,
Organisation of cns 3
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lecture 3: ions, fluids, gradients, channels
Oversimplified view of the body 1,
Extracellular concentration 2,
Intracellular concentration 3
24
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lecture 4: membrane potentials
Understand how differences in ecf...,
The membrane potential depends on 2,
When is the cell in electrochemic...
19
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lecture 5: local potentials
If an ion channel event results i...,
Local potential features 2,
How does the magnitude of a local...
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Lecture 6: Action potentials
Local potentials 1,
Neurons 4 morphological types 2,
Important parts of the neuron 3
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Lecture 7: action potential conduction
Ap propagation along unmyelinated...,
Absolute refractory period 2,
Relative refractory period 3
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lecture 8: disorders of excitability
The extracellular fluid 1,
Potassium ecf abnormalities 2,
Hypokalemia 3
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lecture 9: synaptic molecular anatomy
How are memories stored in the br...,
Postsynaptic density 2,
What is the effect of adding more...
21
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lecture 10: communication between nerve cells
Small synaptic vesicles 1,
Classification of ssv pools 2,
Summary of presynaptic events at ...
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lecture 11: pre synaptic mechanisms
What is the hippocampus involved ...,
Presynaptic mechanisms 2,
Botulinum toxin features 3
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lecture 12: post synaptic mechanisms
What is a neurotransmitter 1,
How are neuromodulators different...,
What are the four classes of neur...
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lecture 13: postsynaptic mechanisms
What is the neurotransmitter resp...,
What does the action of a neurotr...,
Receptors may be 3
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lecture 14: synaptic plasticity
What is synaptic plasticity 1,
Examples of invertebrate models 2,
Advantages of drosophila melanoga...
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lecture 15: synaptic plasticity
How are memories stored in the br...,
How do we study learning and memo...,
Main components when studying lea...
29
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lecture 16: GPCRs
Several steps of synaptic neurotr...,
What are the key drug targets in ...,
What are the two most common rece...
24
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lecture 17: drug types in neuropharmacology
What is a drug 1,
Explain how drugs cause effects i...,
Biological targets of drugs in ne...
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lecture 18: parasympathetic nervous system pharmacology
Acetylcholine role in synaptic ne...,
What kind of receptors does ach b...,
Ach receptors found in the nervou...
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lecture 19: sympathetic nervous system drugs
Noradrenaline also called norepin...,
Adrenaline also called epinephrine 2,
Physiological effects of adrenali...
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lecture 20: stimulants
Drugs of abuse def 1,
Examples of drugs of abuse 2,
What are stimulants 3
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lecture 21: depressants
What is mdma 1,
Does mdma cause physical dependen...,
What is the connection between de...
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lecture 22: opioids
Potency def 1,
Examples of affinity potency and ...,
What are the three main opioid re...
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Lab 3: immunohistochemical investigations
Experiment procedure required to ...,
What is the difference between a ...,
What does it mean if your results...
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