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Lesson Topic
synapses and neurotransmitter secreation.
Lesson Outline
Continuing with the anatomical and physiological outline of the neuron and nerve fiber, the synapse was introduced. The nerve impulse was shown to be a depolarization of the neuron by the movement of positive ions through the cell membrane. The polarized nerve cell was drawn, and then how depolarization occurs due to a stimulus applied to the neuron. The nerve transmission was described as an electric current, flowing along the membrane. We viewed the process on a short video, which helped explain the movement of the ions into and out of the nerve cell.
Session Minutes
60
Minutes Student Attended
60
Lesson Comments
Vlad seems very interested in how all this works. He initiated the viewing of the video to better comprehend the movement of the ions and the polarization-depolarization which constitutes the nerve impulse.
Session Hours
1.00
Hours Attended
1.00
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Review Status
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