Exam 4: Principles of Neural and Hormonal Communication
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A single nerve cell or ____________________ typically consists of the following three basic parts: ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________.
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Schwann cells promote axonal growth, while oligodendrocytes inhibit it.
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Threshold potential is the peak potential achieved during an action potential.
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____________________ move through the axon before being released from the synaptic knob and then bind to nonsynaptic receptors; whereas, ____________________ are made in the cytosol of the synaptic knob and after their release bind to subsynaptic receptors.
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A balance of IPSPs and EPSPs will negate each other so that the grand postsynaptic potential is essentially unaltered.
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During the relative refractory period, a neuron can experience hyperpolarization but not depolarization.
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Complete each of the following statments.
____________________ are local chemical messengers that exert an effect only on neighboring cells in the immediate environment.
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The chemical called ____________________ along axons reduces resistance and, hence, increases impulse velocity.
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Choose the match for each substance listed.
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For the following questions, assume a hypothetical postsynaptic neuron has three presynaptic inputs: neurons X, Y, and Z. Also, assume neuron Z is excitatory. If neurons Y and Z receive simultaneous stimulation, what change would you expect in the postsynaptic neuron?
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Lipophilic hormones bind to hormone response elements on DNA, which then initiates steps in the formation of new protein molecules.
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Myelinated fibers conduct impulses about ____________________ times faster than unmyelinated fibers of the same diameter.
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