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soma to dendrites
where does a graded potential occur?
axon and axon hillock
where does an action potential occur?
if a suprathreshold stimulus is present
how does an action potential occur?
continuous conduction
action potential that occurs on unmyelinated axons
saltatory conduction
action potential that occurs on myelinated axons
axon terminal
where does exocytosis (aka neurotransmitter release) occur?
voltage gated Ca2+ channels
how is neurotransmitter release triggered?
lipophobic, can be packed in vesicles
what type of ligand are neurotransmitters?
yes
write out steps of action potential
excitatory, located in the neuromuscular junction, autonomic nervous system and central nervous system
what type of neurotransmitter is acetylcholine and where is it located?
excitatory, associated with memory and learning
what type of neurotransmitter is glutamate and what is it associated with?
postsynaptic
all neurotransmitters happen in the () site
excitatory postsynaptic potential
makes the action potential depolarized (more positive)
inhibitory postsynaptic potential
makes the action potential hyperpolarized (more negative)