NEURONAL ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTORS
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1 Week 4 Notes 2/4/08 Synapses Knowledge of neuron functions. - Understood muscle relaxers long before we knew what was going on at the neuromuscular junction - A major transduction event when the neurotransmitter is released. What is happening at th -
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Lecture 33 11/30/2007 11:37:00 AM Neuromuscular junction Space between a motor neuron and a muscle cell Neuron releases contents in synaptic vesicles o Such as acetylcholine Binds to acetylcholine receptor o Functions to depolarize cell Release o -
CNS Pharmacology Chemical Neurotransmission Review general neurotransmission Axonal conductance Neurotransmitter (NT) synthesis Ca+-dependent release Post-synaptic receptor activation NT degradation NT reuptake and transport Understanding CNS neuro -
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Lecture 4 Neural Synapses and Potentials Action Potential Conduction In Unmyelinated Axon (Fig 8.19) 1. It is based on the flow of local currents produced by the influx of sodium. + 2. The membrane in front of the action potential (still polarized) -
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Molecular and Cell Biology 32 Professor Andrew E. Wurmser 9/20/07 Lecture 8 Sharing or distribution of lecture notes, or sharing of your subscription, is ILLEGAL and will be prosecuted. Our non-profit, student-run program depends on your individual s -
Exam 1 Review People to Know. Imhotep: first to use a word for "brain" Hippocrates (Father of Medicine): attributed epilepsy to the brian Plato: attributed mental processes to the brain Aristotle thought it was the heart Herophilus (Fa