history and anatomy
Which neurotransmitter was extracted from frog hearts in a 1921 experiment by Otto Lowei?
What is Acetylcholine?
which neurotransmitter is targeted by fluoxetine?
what is serotonin?
What is the condition treated with lithium?
what is bipolar disorder?
What necessary phase of the clinical trial is conducted in healthy individuals?
What is Phase I?
What animal did we first record neuronal activities in (using an electrode)?
what is a squid?
Which the name of the cranial nerve responsible for hearing?
what is the vestibulocochlear nerve?
what is the name of the stress hormone is produced by the adrenal gland?
what is cortisol?
what part of the neuron is attacked by immune cells in MS?
What is myelin sheath?
After which phase of clinical trial can you apply for FDA approval for a new treatment?
What is Phase III?
what is the most common condition seen by psychiatrist?
What is anxiety disorder?
What is the term for nerves crossing hemispheres in the central nervous system?
What is decussation?
what ion is involved in NMDA receptors recruiting AMPA receptors to the post-synaptic membrane?
What is calcium?
What are the four components of a standard clinical note?
what is the name of the enzyme in my mice that knocks out celsr genes?
what is cre recombinase?
What is the main inhibitory neurotransmitter in our brain?
What is GABA?
What are the three kinds of human photoreceptors in terms of color?
what is blue, green, and red?
what is the name of the embryologic structure that is formed by closing of the ectoderm, eventually becoming the central nervous system?
What is the neurotube?
In what disease we have discussed do patients lose the sense of smell as an early sign?
What is parkinsons disease?
What is RNA?
what part of the brain stem is most inferior (lowest), connecting directly to the spinal cord?
What is the medulla?
Who famously debated Golgi in the structural organization of the nervous system?
What type of cell in the brain re-uptakes and breaks down glutamate into glutamine?
What is astrocyte?
What minimum duration of symptoms is required for a schizophrenia diagnosis?
what is six months?
what type of microscopy is able to visualize inside a cell, allowing us to see vesicles lining up by the synapse, instead of only imaging the surface of cells?
What is electron microscopy?
What is the name of a protein that lights up under laser? (I showed you a green one during the lab tour)
What is a fluorophore?