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PHY2011 - Neuroscience of communication, sensory and control systems - S1 2026

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When the receptor shown in the figure below is activated by agonist it binds a molecule that is, at that stage, inactive 

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The receptor shown in the figure below 

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The Golgi apparatus consists of membranous stacks that can be divided into three "networks" 

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What aspect of a cell's membrane makes it selectively permeable?

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Peripheral membrane proteins are involved in regulating cell shape and motility.

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In the wet lab, you were able to record the compound AP by first filtering out extraneous signals. From the video recordings provided to you on Moodle, the optimal filter settings for recording the extracellular APs were

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The conduction velocity of a nerve fibre is:

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If it takes 0.6ms to travel 4.3cm along the ulnar nerver. What is the conduction velocity of the ulnar nerve?

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The APs you will record will

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If it takes 1.7ms to travel 8.4cm along the ulnar nerver. What is the conduction velocity of the ulnar nerve?

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