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Lecture 5

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Electrical Synapses impulses are regenerated from one cell to the next without interruption
Gap Junctions permit the free diffusion of ions and small molecules between two cells
Connexons channel proteins which allow communication between cells; composed of 6 proteins called connexins
Neurotransmitter a chemical messenger that is released by the presynaptic terminal of a neuron and that affects a postsynaptic cell
Acetylcholinesterase (AChE) a membrane associated enzyme that breaks down ACh in the synapse and is crucial for ACh turnover
Botulinum Toxin inhibits ACh synaptic vesicle fusion
Curare nAChr blocker
Alpha-Bungarotoxin nAChr blocker
Nerve Gases and Organophosphate Pesticides inhibits AChE
Neostigmine inhibits AChE
Monoamines act through indirect activation of ion channels
COMT enzyme that degrade monoamines and catecholamines,found within the post synaptic terminal
MAO enzyme that degrades monoamines and catecholamines, found within the presynaptic terminal
Seretonin influences mood and emotion, found in the CNS
Dopamine can be exitatory or inhibitory, mainly found in the CNS, effects are arousal and reward
Nigrostriatal dopaminergic system involved in motor regulation
MEsolimbic dopaminergic system involved in emotion and reward
Cocaine blocks DAT and inhibits dopamine reuptake
Amphetamine increases dopamine in the synapses, stimulates the release of dopamine from the vesicles
Norepinepherine can be excitatory or inhibitory, acts on both PNS and CNS, causes general arousal and increase of attention
GABA generally inhibitory, can bind to ion channel receptors with indirect action
Glutamate excitatory, important for learning and memory, binds to ion channel receptors
Glycine inhibitory, binds to ion channel receptors for Cl
synaptic integration how presynaptic information is translated in the postsynaptic neuron
Spatial Summation many presynaptic neruons fire impulses on the same post synaptic neuron
Temporal Summation the same presynaptic terminal fires at a higher frequency
Basal Nuclei subcortical gray matter
Substantia Nigra dopaminergic neurons
Upper Motor Neurons inter neurons in the motor cortex that recieves sensory info and send it to the lower motor neurons
Lower Motor Neurons in the spinal cord, body within the CNS, axons form a spinal nerve, stimulates skeletal muscle
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