1
Q
What does memory allow us to do
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Learn from our experiences
2
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What are the 2 main types of memory
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Short term and long term
3
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How is memory formed
A
By changing which neurones connect to each other or by changing the strengths of the synapses
Biology unit 5
flashcards
Decks in class (49)
# Cards
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Neuronal responses35
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resting potential20
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action potential28
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Glycolysis15
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anaerobic respiration13
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synapse structure17
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synaptic transmission16
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inhibitory synapses13
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Features of synapses10
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structure of the eye19
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the retina19
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Plant responses to changes in the environment16
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Dark current26
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link reaction11
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Krebs cycle20
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Electron transport chain25
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Auxin and Phototropism18
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Central and peripheral nervous system9
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sympathetic and parasympathetic systems4
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deep brain structures18
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Outer brain structures9
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Structural brain imaging13
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Functional brain imaging12
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underexercise15
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Structure of Myofibrils13
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Role of troponin and tropomyosin6
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The molecular Basis of contraction13
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The Ultrastructure of the Sacromere During Contraction2
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Principles of Homeostasis9
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Positive and negative feedback9
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Communication systems7
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Regulating gene expression in prokaryotes4
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Lac Operon25
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Transcriptional regulation in Eukaryotes13
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The critical period15
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ethics of animal studies9
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Visual organisation10
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Respiratory quotients9
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Respiratory substrates3
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hormones23
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Controlling heart rate18
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Habituation5
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memory3
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Human genome prodject8
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Personalised medicine22
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Thermoregulation23
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Dopamine and serotonin52
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Genetic engineering80
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epigeneitcs34
