Exam 39: Information Flow and the Neuron
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In an effort to determine the mechanism of neuronal signaling, Otto Loewi isolated ____.
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The refractory period of a neuronal plasma membrane is important because it ____.
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the phase of an action potential when the membrane potential becomes more positive
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depolarization
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Which category of organic macromolecule allows myelinated sheaths to act as electrical insulators?
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Whether a neurotransmitter is inhibitory or excitatory depends on the type of receptor it binds to on the postsynaptic neuron.
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The neurotransmitter receptor research of Jean-Luc Eiselé and his coworkers showed that ____.
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After burning your hand on a hot burner, which neurotransmitter will most likely be released from the pain receptors?
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In terms of changes in membrane potential, compare and contrast action potentials and graded potentials.
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Neurotransmitters are stored in vesicles located within axon terminals .
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The spaces between adjacent Schwann cells are called ____.
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Action potentials are propagated in a one-way direction down a neuronal plasma membrane because ____.
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Figure 39.2
Answer the questions using the accompanying figure. Identify the structures at a synapse.
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receptors
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D
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Figure 39.2
Answer the questions using the accompanying figure. Identify the structures at a synapse.
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synaptic vesicles
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E
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The magnitude of an action potential ____ as it is propagated down an excitable membrane due to the ____ principle.
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The binding of a neurotransmitter to ligand-gated Na+ channels will cause ____ in the postsynaptic membrane.
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an EPSP, for example
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depolarization
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What removes Ca2+ from the inside of an axon terminal of a chemical synapse after an electrical impulse has passed?
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Despite recent advances, ___ is/are needed to revolutionize the field of neuroscience and allow for better understanding of neural networking
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