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2. INTRODUCTION OF THE NERVES
SYSTEM:
Nervous System Of The Body.
There are a parts of nervous system.
A. Central Nervous System
B. Peripheral Nervous System
3. NERVOUS SYSTEM
1. Brain
2. spinal cord
1. Autonomic Nervous system
A. Sympathetic
B. parasympathetic
2. Somatic Nervous System
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6. NEURON Also called a nerve cells
Is as the and unit
of Nervous System.
There are a main parts of the nerve cells
I. Cell Body
ii. Dendrite
iii. Axon
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9. Synapse
Synapse Is The Between Two Neurons.
Is The Between The Axon Of One Nerve And The
Dendrite Of The Next One
13. INTRODUCTION:
Neurotransmitter are the that communicate
information by our brain and body.
The brain uses neurotransmitter to tell ,
and .
They can also affect and
can cause when they are out of
15. branching fiber that from other
neuron
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Are the
point
where
the axon
Is a thin fiber where is
from the neuron to other neurons
This is a NEURON
16. TRANSPORT AND RELEASE OF NEUROTRANSMITTER:-
a neurotransmitter.
and to the .
AT. the ,the neurotransmitter is in small it
called a .
then,vesicle and the nurotransmitter into .
it to on the surface of the .
18. Transmision
It travels by the Axon
come from soma
from the pre - synapti terminal
to the next neuron
it re-uptake sometime occure
19. 1. it must be found in neuron.
2. produce by a neuron
3. released by a neuron
4. after,it must be act on a target area and produce some biological
effect
5. after the action it must be Inactivated
CRITERI FOR NEUROTRANSMITTER:
Many substances are categorise.to consider a
neurotransmitter
21. . Amino acid
This group are involved in and are
inhibitory and excitatory in action.
EXAMPLE :
GABA (gamma aminobutyric acid), Glycine , glutamic acid , aspartate
acid
22. . Amines
Amines are the .
that involv in .these
neurotransmitter are also inhibitory and excitatory in action.
EXAMPLE:
Noradrenaline , adrenaline , dopamine , histamine
23. 3. others
some neurotansmitter do not fit into any of these categories.
one such substance is .
othe substance include in this category is the soluble gass
( )
24. DEOENDING UPON THE FUNCTION:
There are two type ..
1. Excitatory nurotransmitters
2. Inhibitory neurotransmitter
25. EXCITATORY NEUROTRANSMITTER:
Action potential down of another .
Release of .
of on cell membrane .
of ligand gate .
flow of in the cell.
cell become .
Leads to a .
Known as a .
Examples:-
Acetylcholine
Histamine
Norepinephrinr
26. INHIBITORY NEUROTRANSMITTER:-
Actionof Inhibitory neurotransmitter.
action potential of another nerve
cells.
releases of neurotransmitter.
Activation of on cells .
opening of .
flow of of cells.
Lead to .
Known as .
Example:
GABA
Dopamine
29. 1.ACETYLCHOLINE:-
Is a .
it possesses .
source:
- Preganglionic parasympatheic nerve
- Post-ganglionic parasympatheic nerve
- Preganglionic Sympathetic nerve
- many region of brain
- Postganglionic Sympathetic cholinergic nerves
there are a types of
receptors...
1.
2.
30. 2. NORADRENALINE:-
Noradrenaline is the neurotransmitter in
.
it released....
1. Postganglionic Sympathetic nerves ending
2. cerebral cortex
3. Hypothelamus
4. basal ganglia
5. brainsten
6 .spinal cord
32. 4. SEROTONIN:-
Large amount of serotonin( %) is found in
of .
small amount found in and .
its secreted...
1.hypothalamus
2.Limbic system
3.cerebellum
4.Midbrain
5.GI tract
33. 5. HISTAMINE:-
Is secreted in nerve e ending of , ,
and other part of the .
it also secrete by the and .
34. 6.GAMMA- AMNOBUTYRIC ACID(GABA):-
Its a inhibitory neurotransmitter in synapses particular in .
secreted .....
1.cerebral cortex
2.cerebellum
3.basal ganglia
4.spinal cord