Ch. 12
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Inactivation state
Inactivation gate closed, activation gate opened
Resting state
Inactivation gate opened, activation gate closed
Activated state
Both activation and inactivation gates opened
Postsynaptic potential
Membrane potential changes at the postsynaptic terminal, can be excitatory or inhibitory.
Spatial summation
Summation of graded potentials from multiple synapses in close proximity
Temporal summation
Summation of graded potentials from one synapse overlapping in time
Which channels open in an IPSP after the binding of neurotransmitters?
Chemically gated Cl- channels and chemically gated K+ channels
Generated specifically in response to a stimulus
Receptor potential
Occurs after neurotransmitters bind to receptors at a synapse
Postsynaptic potential
Produced when a stimulus activates a receptor
Generator potential
Contributes to depolarization, triggering neurotransmitter release
Ca2+ entering the neuron
Causes depolarization but does not trigger release of transmitter
Na+ entering the neuron
_________ are glial cells of the central nervous system which produce myelin sheaths around axons
oligodendeocytes
________ help make the cerebrospinal fluid
ependymal cells