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lecture 1 - neurons and glia
What is the basic structure and f...,
What are dendritic spines and why...,
How are neurons classified by mor...
16
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lecture 2 - neuronal response to injury
What are the main sources of inju...,
Why is regeneration in the cns ge...,
How does the cns respond to injur...
18
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lecture 3 - neurons and neuronal networks: regulation of signalling
How do neurons sense convey and c...,
How do neural networks build comp...,
What is the role of the na k atpa...
20
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lecture 4 - neurons neuronal networks: synaptic transmission and inhibition
Outline the steps of chemical syn...,
What is the role of ca in synapti...,
Define reversal potential 3
18
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lecture 5 - signal transduction in neurons
What is molecular signalling in t...,
What components are required for ...,
What are the three major classes ...
18
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lecture 6 - blood brain barrier - homeostasis and regulation of CNS extracellular fluid environment
What is the blood brain barrier b...,
What structures form the neurovas...,
What makes brain endothelial cell...
20
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lecture 7 - neurotransmitter systems
What is the ssrrrdd system and wh...,
What are the core similarities sh...,
Summarise acetylcholine using the...
12
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lecture 8 - neuropharmacology
What are the five key stages at w...,
Why is chemical synaptic transmis...,
How do drugs affect neurotransmit...
20
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lecture 9 - organisation of the nervous system
How is the nervous system anatomi...,
How do the somatic and autonomic ...,
What are the main divisions of th...
21
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lecture 10 - structure of CNS - brainstem
Where is the brainstem located an...,
Why is the brainstem considered p...,
What are the major components of ...
20
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lecture 11 - molecular neurobiology
Why are neurons considered highly...,
Outline the central dogma and lev...,
How is transcription regulated in...
16
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lecture 12 - structure of the CNS: spinal cord
How is the spinal cord anatomical...,
What is meant by the segmental or...,
How does the spinal cord relate t...
22
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lecture 13 - structure of the CNS - cerebellum
What is the cerebellum and who di...,
What is the role of the cerebellu...,
Describe the surface anatomy of t...
14
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lecture 14 - structure of the NS - cortex
What structures make up the foreb...,
How is the cerebral cortex divide...,
What age related structural chang...
20
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lecture 15 - touch
What sensory modalities are proce...,
What are cutaneous mechanorecepto...,
How do mechanoreceptors differ in...
20
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lecture 16 - nociception
What is the difference between no...,
What are the four key physiologic...,
What are nociceptors and where ar...
20
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lecture 17 - gate control theory and descending control of pain
What is pain and how is it defined 1,
Why is pain biologically important 2,
How do we experience pain at the ...
22
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lecture 18 - structure of the NS - cranial nerves
What are cranial nerves and how m...,
Which cranial nerves are purely s...,
Which cranial nerves are purely m...
21
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lecture 25 - opioids analgesics
What is pain and how is it differ...,
What are opioids 2,
What are endogenous opioids and w...
20
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