Neuroscience and our future Exam 3 iclicker questions

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what is the over-arching question on the paper?

its how does the misfolded tau spread

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What is an organelle?

any membrane-bound structure, a membrane-bound intracellular structure, and a non-membrane-bound intracellular structure

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the tau protein normally what?

is a microtubule associated protein

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Protein expression can be initiated by what?

growth factors, neurotransmission, and calcium influx.

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how do you isolate extracellular vesicles?

size-exclusion chromatography

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What is the purpose of a “western” blot?

to quantify specific proteins

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What is meant by the statement that Arc and IRSp53 act cooperatively in terms of hTau release?

Both Arc and IRSp53 are both required

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What would best describe fluorescence?

Emitted light has a lower wavelength than absorbed light; energy is generally lost as heat, and absorbed light raises electrons to a higher energy state.

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given that hTau might be transmitted through extracellular vesicles, what might correlate with greater hTau transmission?

the extracellular vesicles volume

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what does a monoclonal antibody do?

specifically targets and binds to one unique antigen

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the take-home point on figure 4A is that Arc physically and specifically binds human tau (hTau) from what?

in tissue taken either from human or mouse and within extracellular vesicles.

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What is indicative of neuronal death?

fragmentation of DNA, membrane potential of 0 mV, and microglial phagocytosis.

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what does NeuN staining label?

neurons

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What does the author mean by “hyperexcitability”?

There is a greater likelihood of firing an action potential

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based on the study, what allows for the greatest propagation of pathological tau from neuron to neuron?

Tau contained in extracellular vesicle

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In a prior study, it was demonstrated that rTgWT mice exhibit age-dependent memory impairment and neurodegeneration, analogous to alzheimenrs disease. The rTgArcc KO mice might be what?

more or less vulnerable to early memory impairment and neurodegeneration.

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what neuronal protein is identified in the study as important for packaging human tau into extracellular vesicles for secretion?

IRSp53

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Which brain region was stereotaxically injected with the AAV viral contruct to measure in vivo intercellular tau transfer across synaptically connected circuits?

Medial Entorhinal Cortex