Exam 5: How Do Neurons Communicate and Adapt
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The synapse between two neurons is surrounded by many structures, such as a(n) _____, which contributes to chemical neurotransmission by supplying the building blocks for neurotransmitters, confining the movement of the neurotransmitters to the synapse, and cleaning up excess neurotransmitters.
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Most _____ is (are) assembled on the neuron's ribosomes, packaged in a membrane by Golgi bodies, and transported to the terminal buttons via microtubules.
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Parkinson disease is linked with the loss of _____ neurons in the midbrain.
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A(n) _____ is formed when connexin proteins in one cell membrane make a hemichannel that connects to a hemichannel in an adjacent cell's membrane, allowing ions to pass between the two neurons in both directions.
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What are the four main amino acid transmitters, and what are their functions?
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_____ was the first neurotransmitter discovered in the CNS.
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The rate by which dopamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine can be synthesized is controlled by a rate-limiting factor that is linked to the availability of:
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What are the differences between chemical synapses and electrical synapses? What functions do they serve?
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What behaviors are associated with the serotonergic system? Which disorders result from increased or decreased activity in serotonin neurons?
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The substance MPTP has been found to be selectively toxic to _____ neurons.
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What are the four criteria used to determine whether a substance is a neurotransmitter?
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The notion that the nervous system communicates using chemical messages was first demonstrated by:
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Which of the following activating system-cell body location pairs is NOT correct?
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Which type of synapses have round synaptic vesicles, are typically located on dendrites, and have dense material in the presynaptic and postsynaptic membranes?
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