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In a neuron at rest, there is a difference in the electrical charge across the cell membrane, with the inside of the cell being more negative than the outside.This is primarily due to
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In looking at a section through the brain, you see a neuron with a number of shrublike projections extending from one side of the cell body and a single long projection extending from the other side.The shrublike projections are most likely _______, and the single long projection is most likely _______.
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Sea stars have a nerve net in each arm.All of the following characterize sea stars except
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Why is it important for a neuron to maintain a membrane potential instead of allowing ions to reach equal concentrations on the two sides of the membrane?
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A particular disease of the nervous system specifically involves the Ca2+ channels at the chemical synapses of motor neurons where neurotransmitter is stored and released.This disease therefore affects the
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The blood-brain barrier can make it difficult to deliver therapeutic drugs to treat brain disorders.The composition of the blood-brain barrier makes it most easily crossed by
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In vertebrates, most cells of the nervous system are found in the
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Ion transporters and ion channels both contribute to membrane potentials but differ in their requirement for
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The neurons involved in a polysynaptic reflex such as the withdrawal reflex are an afferent neuron, an efferent neuron, and _______.
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The tripartite synapse model describes the arrangement of _______, _______, and _______.
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Action potentials cannot propagate under myelin sheaths because there are no sodium or _______ channels.
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To maintain the resting potential of the nerve cell membrane, the sodium‒potassium pump keeps the concentration of
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