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Neurons

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What are the past theories to explain functions of the mind?   show
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show A scientist who worked on "silver staining"  
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show Came up with theories and improvements to staining methods  
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What are Neurons?   show
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show 80-100 billion  
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show Throughout the body with the highest concentration in the brain regions  
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What makes up a neuron?   show
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Cell Body   show
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show Receives messages from other cells  
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Axon   show
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show Electrical signal traveling down the axon  
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show Form junctions with other cells  
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show Covers the axon of some neurons and helps speed neural impulses  
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show A very small space that separates the terminal buttons of one neutron from the dendrites of another  
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show Chemicals that are released by pores in the terminal buttons of neurons  
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show They can either excite or inhibit  
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Excite   show
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show Reduce the likelihood that the second neuron releases its neurotransmitters  
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How do neurons know when to release neurotransmitters?   show
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show An all-or-none signal that is propagated along the axon of the neuron and involves a flow of positive and negative charged ions along the length of the axon  
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show Activation (excitation/inhibition), Reuptake, and Diffusion/Metabolized  
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Activation   show
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Reuptake   show
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show The neurotransmitter can be broken down, washed away, or used up by other cells and enzymes that are located in the synapse  
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Glia(l) Cells   show
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show Acetylcholine (Ach), Dopamine (DA), and Serotonin (5-HT)  
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show Released at every motor neuron at the skeletal muscle synapses.  
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show Poison blocks ACh release from sending neurons, causing paralysis  
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How is Black Widow Venom related to ACh?   show
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Dopamine   show
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show Schizophrenia and hallucinations  
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What is associated with low levels of Dopamine?   show
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Serotonin   show
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