UTSW Neuro Block I
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Why do neurons use electrical signaling for transmission? | speed of transmission over distance (also: info preservation, metabolic efficiency, dynamic modulation)
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How long does it take a small particle to diffuse across a plasma membrane (10 nm)? | 0.025 microsec
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How long does it take a small particle to diffuse across a synaptic cleft (100 nm)? | 2.5 microsec
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How long does it take a small particle to diffuse across a soma diameter of a small neuron (10 micrometer)? | 25 msec
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How long does it take a small particle to diffuse across a local cortical axon projection (1 mm)? | 250 sec
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How long does it take a small particle to diffuse across a spinal neuron axon to toe (1 m)? | 7.9 years
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