Exam 4: Principles of Neural and Hormonal Communication
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The outward movement of sodium ions rapidly restores the negative resting potential.
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If a graded potential is large enough,it can initiate an action potential before the graded change dies off.
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In myelinated fiber,impulses "jump" from node to node,skipping over the myelinated sections of the axon in a process called ____________________ conduction.
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The most common means by which cells communicate with one another is indirectly through signal molecules.
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What type of eicosanoids involve local messengers in inflammatory responses and cause profound airway constriction characteristic of asthma?
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Although the cAMP and Ca₂+ pathways are the most prevalent second-messenger systems,some cells use cyclic ____________________.
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Voltage-gated channels open or close in response to changes in membrane potential.
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____________________ is the study of homeostatic chemical adjustments and other activities accomplished by hormones.
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In addition to myelination,what else influences the speed with which an axon can conduct action potentials?
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Nerve and muscle are considered ____________________ tissues because they produce electrical signals when excited.
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What is the temporarily depolarized region of a membrane called?
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The resting membrane is ____ more permeable to potassium than to sodium.
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Due to its recorded appearance,an action potential often referred to a ____.
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Many growth factors that help regulate cell growth and division,such as nerve growth factor and epidermal growth factor,act via the JAK/STAT pathway.
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Figure 4-5
Use the accompanying diagram to answer the corresponding questions.
-Which number in the figure represents an open or activated voltage-gated sodium channel?

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Scientists recently discovered a possible new route for direct exchange of materials between cells: ____.
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An unmyelinated fiber has a low density of voltage-gated channels along its entire length.
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