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SPECIALIZED CELLS THAT CONVEY SENSORY INFORMATION INTO THE BRAIN;
CARRY OUT THE OPERATIONS INVOLVED IN THOUGHT, FEELING, AND ACTION; AND TRANSMIT COMMANDS OUT INTO THE BODY TO CONTROL MUSCLES AND ORGANS. |
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FATHER OF NEUROSCIENCE & N.LAUREATE
HE DREW OUT THE NEURONS. |
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N. LAUREATE
CREATED THE GOLGI-STAINED
RAMON USED THIS TECHNIQUE FOR THIS DRAWINGS OF NERUONS. |
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HAVE SINGLE PROCESS, PSEUDO UNIPOLAR NEURONS
FOUND IN: DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA OF SPINAL NERVES |
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HAS ONE AXON AND NO DENDRITE
FOUND IN: RETINA OF EYE, INNER EAR, AND OLFACTORY MEMBRANE |
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ONE AXON, 2 OR MORE DENDRITES
FOUND IN: MOTOR NEURONS, INTER NEURONS, ALL OTHER NEURONS |
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SHAPE: MULTIPOLAR
COMMUNCATION DESCRIPT.:OUTPUT BRAIN TO MUSCLES/ORGANS |
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SHAPE: UNIPOLAR OR BIPOLAR
FUNCTION: INPUT TO BRAIN FROM RECEPTORS |
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SHAPE: MULTIPOLAR
COMMUNCATION: WITHIN/BETWEEN LOCAL NEURONS
MAKE CONNECTIONS OVER SHORT DISTANCES, DON'T NEED LONG AXONS. LOTS AND LOTS OF THESE NEURONS |
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EXTENSIONS THAT BRANCH OUT FROM THE CELL BODY TO RECEIVE INFO FROM OTHER NEURONS
(GREAT QUANTITY AND SMALLER THAN AXON) |
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AN EXTENDED TAIL FROM THE CELL BODY THAT CARRIES INFO TO OTHER LOCATIONS |
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BRANCHES AT THE END OF THE AXON, ALSO CALLED END BULBS. CONTAIN NEUROTRANSMITTERS, WHICH THE NEURON RELEASES TO COMMUNICATE WITH A MUSCLE OR AN ORGAN OR THE NEXT NEURON IN A CHAIN. |
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Cell Membrane is made up of.... |
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LIPIDS - CREATES THE DOUBLE-LAYER MEMBRANE
&
PROTEINS HOLD CELLS TOGETHER, CONTROLS ENVIRONMENT |
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"HEAD" END - HYDROPHILIC
"TAIL" END - HYDROPHOBIC |
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NEURON CELL MEMBRANE ARE... |
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DUE TO THE SELECTIVE PERMEABLE MEMBRANE THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN ELECTRICAL CHARGE BETWEEN THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE CELL. |
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DIFFERENCE IN CHARGE BETWEEN THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE MEMBRANE OF A NEURON AT REST.
TYPICAL NEURON'S RP IS ~-70mV
caused by unequal distribution of ions on either side of membrane |
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Ions in Resting Potential |
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Outside contains mostly Na+ and Cl-
Inside contains mostly K+ and organic Anions (A-)
-Inside of neuron has more negative ions than positive, while the ions on the outside are positive.
THIS MAKES THE RP NEGATIVE |
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CONSISTS OF LARGE PROTEIN MOLECULES THAT
MOVES 3 Na+ outside for every 2 K+ inside |
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IONS MOVE THROUGH THE MEMBRANE TO THE SIDE WHERE THEY ARE LESS CONCENTRATED. AS A RESULT, IT DEVELOPS ELECTROSTATIC PRESSURE, IONS ARE REPELLED FROM SIDE THAT IS SIMILARLY CHARGED AND ATTRACTED TO THE OPPOSITE CHARGED. |
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CAUSED BY EXCITORY SIGNALS THAT HAPPENS IN A SMALL AREA OF THE MEMBRANE
CHANGE IN ION BALANCE, WHICH AFFECT ADJACENT MEMBRANE |
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WHEN THE SPREADING OF HYPOPOLARIZATION DIMINISHES OVER DISTANCE |
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TRIGGERED AT THE AXON HILLOCK, WHEN HYPOPOLARIZATION REACHES THRESHOLD (~-60 mV) |
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