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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