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Transmission of nerve impulses from cell to cell – synapses

Subject: Biology
Grade: Upper Secondary
Publisher: YDP
Resource types: Whiteboard presentation
Resource ID: b1620
Description:
At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– describe the function and structure of a chemical synapse
– define excitatory synapse and inhibitory synapse
– describe the conduction of a nerve impulse along an axon.

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Transmission of ner...
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Consists of...
Nervous connections
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The synapse
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Synaptic knob (term...
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Calcium ions enter ...
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Synaptic vesicles f...
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Synaptic vesicles r...
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Sodium channels open
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The impulse transmi...
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Axo-dendritic synapse
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Axo-somatic synapse
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Axo-axonic synapse
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Neurone with synapses
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Types of synapses
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Chemical synapses â...
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Addition of other s...
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Spatial summation
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Synapse fatigue
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Chemical synapses â...
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The transmission in...
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Electrical synapses
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The concept of neur...
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Structure of acetyl...
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Inactivation of ace...
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Inactivation of nor...
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The effects of drug...
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Acetylcholine and n...
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Excitatory and inhi...
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To activate or inac...
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Acetylcholine synapses
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Drugs and the nervo...
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Acetylcholine trans...
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Keywords
cell, transmission, nerve, synapse, synapses, synaptic knob, atropine, curare, depression, excitatory synapse, inhibitory synapse, neurotransmitter, postsynaptic membrane, presynaptic membrane, spatial summation, synapse fatigue, synaptic cleft, impulses, Transmission of nerve impulses from cell to cell - synapses
 
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