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5 3 0.5 points Drugs such as SSRI's can alter neurotransmitter functioning by.... changing the post-synaptic effect O increasing production of precursors OOO 0.5 points AMPARS require post-synaptic depolarization to eject a magnesium block from their non-specific cation pore. 00 altering the efficacy of removal mechanisms adjusting the rate limiting state of synthesis 30000 True 0.5 points False OOOO Calcium concentrations can increase intracellularly via..... CREB activation Ca²+ ion channels IP3 activation of channels on ER Voltage gated sodium channel activation 0.5 points An extracellular signal that travels through the blood stream to effect many cells in the body would be considered part of the Cell-associated molecules endocrine paracrine synaptic system.
0.5 points Facilitation of EPSPs is explained with... hebbian plasticity 3310000 the residual calcium hypothesis the post-synaptic calcium hypothesis the residual sodium hypothesis 0.5 points You have a slice of hippocampal tissue that contains a CA3 neuron, the Schaffer collateral, and the CA1 neuron that it enervates in the lab. You apply an experimental drug to the CA3 neuron that is supposed to greatly reduce the readily releasable pool of vesicles. You also have it in a reduced (50%) concentration of calcium bath. Compared to a neuron that hasn't been given this experimental drug what change would you expect to see in the post synaptic response? facilitation amplitude will be reduced facilitation amplitude will be increased short term depression would occur slower short term depression would occur faster 0000 42 12 0.5 points A neuron from the hippocampus is cultured in the lab and has two axons that form synapses with it (Synapse A and B). You are recording from the post-synaptic neuron and stimulate Synapse A with 100hz stimulation for 5 seconds. You then use single pulse stimulation to measure the response of your neuron to activation of synapse B. What type of EPSP amplitude would you expect to see during that stimulation? same amplitude but longer duration no change increased decreased 33 0.5 points A major way that glutamate is removed from the synapse after exocytosis is.. EAAT proteins NMDA receptors acetylcholinesterase glutaminase
Stimulation on the perforant pathway will activate neurons in____________ which project to CA3 via dentate gyrus, mossy fibers CA1, mossy fibers dentate gyrus, schaffer collaterals CA1, schaffer collaterals 35 0.5 points This figure shows that a, (D) EPSP amplitude (% of control) 300 250 200 150 100 50 can stop Inhibitor of protein synthesis added 0 2 4 Time (hours) -phase LTP. CREB, late protein synthesis inhibitor, late CREB, early protein synthesis inhibitor, early 00 8