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45:06 MS1 2021-22 How does the CNS work - Part 1 MS1 2021-22 How does the CNS work - Part 1	MS1 2021-22 How does the CNS work - Part 1 The modular hypothesis of brain function brain parts body activity cortex function motor neurons functions things question neuron epilepsy neurotransmitter cell patient cells sleep surgery hypothesis From Philip Larkman 0 likes 37 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
07:50 Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels … Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part 1 Dr Phil Larkman	Pharmacology 3: Drugs Acting on Ion Channels Part 1 Dr Phil Larkman Introduction - the importance of ion channels in cellular function. channels ion voltage channel sodium function action potassium cell cells calcium activation membrane potential mutations neurotransmitter drugs structure drug sensitivity From Philip Larkman 0 likes 376 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
25:16 BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 3 Dr… BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 3 Dr Phil Larkman	BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 3 Dr Phil Larkman Calcium-dependent release of acetylcholine calcium terminal potential membrane release size response process vesicle events vesicles action neurotransmitter neuron amplitude junction transmitter peroxidase proteins end From Philip Larkman 0 likes 326 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
21:44 BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 2 Dr… BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 2 Dr Phil Larkman	BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 2 Dr Phil Larkman Structure and function of the NMJ acetylcholine muscle potential motor neuron action acetylcholinesterase terminal neurotransmitter junction plate contraction membrane end transporter process toxin vesicles terminals inhibitors From Philip Larkman 0 likes 369 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
20:12 BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 1 Dr… BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 1 Dr Phil Larkman	BMS2: Chemical Synaptic Transmission 1 Part 1 Dr Phil Larkman Principles of Chemical Transmission neurotransmitter chemical transmission neuron terminal synapse heart stimulation potential muscle release process evidence cells junction nerve motor membrane effect action From Philip Larkman 0 likes 377 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
10:51 Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 4… Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 4 Dr Phil Larkman	Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 4 Dr Phil Larkman Mechanism of synaptic transmission neurotransmitter channels cell potential action terminal ion calcium receptors neuron release nerve neurotransmission space glutamate neurotransmitters process cells membrane neurons From Philip Larkman 0 likes 93 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
10:43 Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 2… Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 2 Dr Phil Larkman	Medical Sciences 1: How does the CNS work? Part 2 Dr Phil Larkman Neurones, electrical escitability, synapses and neurotransmitters. brain activity neurons parts neuron cell cells sleep dendrites electroencephalogram communication function neurotransmitter axon body structure golgi transmission process connections From Philip Larkman 0 likes 91 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution

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