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Lecture 1- Introduction
What is a passive response or pas...,
What is the resting membrane pote...,
What is the threshold for generat...
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Lecture 2- Neurons and glia
What is the role of neurons,
What do glia mainly do,
What are some ways in which we ca...
42
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Lecture 3- Ionotropic receptors I: Excitation
Pic1what happens when a neurotran...,
Pic2what happens when a neurotran...,
Pic3 what happens when a neurotra...
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Lecture 4- Ionotropic receptors II: Inhibition
What does hyperpolarisation mean ...,
What is the principle inhibitory ...,
Pic1what is the gaba system like
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Lecture 5- AP and AIS
What are the characteristics of a...,
Pic1what are passive graded poten...,
Why do we need an ap
28
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Lecture 6- Mechanosensory Transduction
What needs to happen for an exter...,
What are the types of sensory sti...,
What are the chemical types of se...
20
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Lecture 7- Special sensory transduction mechanism
What is a characteristic of speci...,
What are the special senses,
What are some characteristics of ...
15
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Lecture 8- Measuring neural activity I
What are the levels at which you ...,
What is voltage,
Can you masure voltage in neurons
28
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Lecture 9- Measuring neural activity II
How do you use genetically encode...,
What is the resolution like with ...,
Are there equivalents of the gcam...
25
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Lecture 10- Introduction to metabotropic receptors
What are the two types of synapti...,
What are the general characterist...,
What are the general characterist...
50
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Lecture 11- Modulation of neuronal functions by metabotropic receptors
What is the additional info about...,
What are the 3 ways in which the ...,
Pic1what are pi pip and pip2
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Lecture 12- Dopamine
What is a neurotransmitter,
What is the time scale of neurotr...,
What neurotransmitter family does...
27
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Lecture 14- Stem Cell Therapies for Parkinson's disease
What is parkinson s,
What is the target with stem cell...,
What are the current parkinson s ...
32
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Lecture 15- Synaptic release and presynaptic proteins
What are the crucial things neede...,
Pic1what is an active zone,
How many active zones are there i...
42
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Lecture 16- Axonal transport
What are the problems of distance...,
Pic1how far does nutrition usuall...,
What is special about purkinje ce...
24
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Lecture 17- Neurotrophins
What happens when a neuron does n...,
How were neurotrophins first disc...,
What are the actions of neurotrop...
24
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Lecture 18- Postsynaptic density
Where do synapses occur,
Pic1how does postsynaptic density...,
Pic2what sort of proteins are the...
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Lecture 19- Autonomic nervous system I
What are the population data for ...,
What is the disease burden of car...,
What is the relationship between ...
40
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Lecture 20- Autonomic nervous system II
What is the rvlm s part in the hi...,
What do we talk about today,
Is blood pressure heart rate stab...
17
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Lecture 21- Autonomic nervous system III
Pic1where did we get to,
What is the working heart brainst...,
Pic2where does the phrenic nerve ...
17
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Lecture 22- Autonomic nervous system IV
What are emotions,
What are some examples of emotions,
What is the kluver bucy syndrome
14
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Lecture 23- Spinal injury
What are the disturbances that ar...,
What is the main cause of morbidi...,
Pic1where are the autonomic contr...
26
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Lecture 25- Enteric nervous system I
What is the ens,
What are the behaviour that ens c...,
What are the neurotransmitters fo...
22
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Lecture 26- Enteric nervous system II
What are the basic motility patte...,
What happens in fed state in vitr...,
Pic1what are the layers neurons a...
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Lecture 27- Modelling of neurons
What are models,
What is the key point of all models,
Why is it good to use computer si...
16
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Lecture 28- Neuropsychiatry and gut
What are some of the neuropsychia...,
Are many neuropsychiatric disorde...,
What are the two key tools for st...
14
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Lecture 29- Gut microbiome
Why talk about gut bacteria in a ...,
What is this pic1,
How many bacteria are there in th...
16
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Lecture 30- Injury to the nervous system I
Pic1what are the general differen...,
Pic2what are the types of periphe...,
Pic3what happens in the pns when ...
27
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Lecture 31- Injury to the nervous system II
What is the difference in cns str...,
What are the causes of cns injury,
What is the incidence of neural i...
23
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Lecture 32- Repairing the nervous system
What was the situation regarding ...,
What will it take to effectively ...,
What stops axonal regeneration an...
22
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Lecture 33- Neuroplasticity I
What are the types of memory,
What is consolidation,
What is amnesia
12
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Lecture 34- Neuronal plasticity II
What is the hebbian hypothesis,
Pic1what does this prove,
How does nmda work
21
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Lecture 35- Neuronal plasticity III
Where is the hippocampus what is ...,
Pic1how does memory processing wo...,
Pic2what is the trisynaptic circu...
13
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