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What is spatial summation
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When multiple impulses arrive at the same time from several presynaptic cells
2
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What can trigger an action potential
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Action potentials from different parts of the nervous system
3
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What are different presynaptic cells enough for
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They are enough to reach a threshold potential
4
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When is it useful
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When lots of different stimuli are warning of danger
Neuronal Communications
flashcards
Decks in class (23)
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Structure of Neurones4
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Sensory Neurones4
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Relay Neurones3
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Motor Neurones2
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Myelinated Neurones5
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Non-Myelinated Neurones3
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Role of Sensory Neurones3
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Neuron at Rest8
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Transmission of an Action Potential4
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Pacinian Corpuscule4
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Pacinian Corpuscle- Stimulation5
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Synapses7
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Acetylcholinesterase4
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Synaptic Transmission- Process7
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Stages in Depolarisation of Neurone Cell Membrane9
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Summation In The Synapse4
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Spatial Summation4
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Temporal Summation2
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Synapse- Structures4
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Synapses7
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ACh- Steps5
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ACh- Steps0
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Types of Neurotransmitters4
