'Neurotrophic factor' presentation slideshows

Early Experience and Developmental Learning

Early Experience and Developmental Learning. Overview. Increasing differentiation of areas of cortex Infant is born during height of brain development Tertiary sulci develop from 1 month before to 12 months after birth. Four (very brief) Levels of Brain Development. Creation of a tube.

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Study Aim

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Figure 12.23a

Thalamus. Basal forebrain. Touch. Prefrontal cortex. Hearing. Smell. Taste. Vision. Hippocampus. Sensory input. Thalamus. (a) Declarative memory circuits. Association cortex. Medial temporal lobe (hippocampus, etc.). Prefrontal cortex. ACh. ACh. Basal forebrain.

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Sung Youn Lee, PhD. Student Veterinary collage, Room 320 02 450 3719, 016 293 6059

Cell Biology 10 - Review. Sung Youn Lee, PhD. Student Veterinary collage, Room 320 02 450 3719, 016 293 6059 leevet@paran.com. Schwann cell -PNS. Oligodendrocyte -CNS. To groove. Allowing the myosin heads to make contact with the released sites of the actin monomer.

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Where do psychoactive drugs work?

Where do psychoactive drugs work?. The CNS Neurons and synapses Neurotransmitters. Nervous system structures. The peripheral nervous system Voluntary/sensory Autonomic Sympathetic Parasympathetic The Central Nervous System The spinal cord The brain. CNS functions.

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BDNF

BDNF. Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) is a 25-kDa CNS protein implicated in neuronal cell growth and differentiation. 5-HT and BDNF-regulated intracellular signal tranduction pathways. A model for antidepressant treatment .

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