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nerves for bio psych

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show time immediately after an action potential, when the sodium gates close and the membrane cannot produce an action potential in response to stimulation of any intensity  
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Action potential   show
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Active transport   show
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show neuron that brings information into a structure  
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show principle stating that the size, amplitude, and velocity of the action potential are independent of the intensity of the stimulus that initiated it  
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Astrocyte (astroglia)   show
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show single thin fiber of constant diameter that extends from a neuron  
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Axon hillock   show
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Blood-brain barrier   show
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show structure of a cell that contains the nucleus  
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show difference in distribution of ions across a membrane  
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show short outgrowth along the dendrites  
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Depolarization   show
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Efferent axon   show
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Electrical gradient   show
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show network of thin tubes within a cell that transports newly synthesized proteins to other locations  
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Glia   show
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Glucose   show
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show membrane potential that varies in magnitude and does not follow the all-or-none law  
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Hyperpolarization   show
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show neuron whose axons and dendrites are entirely contained within a given structure  
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Intrinsic neuron   show
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Local anesthetic   show
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Local neuron   show
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Membrane   show
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show very small neurons that remove waste materials and microorganisms from the central nervous system  
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show structure where the cell performs the metabolic activities that provide energy  
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show neuron that receives excitation from other neurons and conducts impulses from its soma in the spinal cord to muscle or gland cells  
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Myelin   show
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Myelin sheath   show
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show axon covered with a myelin sheath  
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show cell that receives information and transmits it to other cells by conducting electrochemical impulses  
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Node of Ranvier   show
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Nucleus   show
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Oligodendrocytes   show
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show electrical gradient across a membrane  
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Presynaptic terminal   show
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Propagation of the action potential   show
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show type of glia cells that guides the migration of neurons and the growth of their axons and dendrites during embryological development  
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Refractory period   show
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show time after the absolute refractory period, when potassium gates remain open wider than usual, requiring a stronger than usual stimulus to initiate an action potential  
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Resting potential   show
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show site at which the cell synthesizes new protein molecules  
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show jumping of action potentials from one node to another by the flow of positive ions  
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Schwann cell   show
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Selective permeability   show
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show neuron specialized to be highly sensitive to a specific type of stimulation  
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Sodium-potassium pump   show
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show chemical necessary for the metabolism of glucose  
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Threshold of excitation   show
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Voltage-gated channel   show
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