Cellular Mechanisms of Brain Function

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Description

This lecture covers the cellular mechanisms underlying brain function, including topics such as voltage-gated ion channels, action potential generation, and propagation. It discusses the structural features and kinetics of ion channels, as well as the sequence of events during an action potential. The lecture also explores the determinants of action potential propagation velocity and the initiation of action potentials in neurons.

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Biology

Cell biology: Neurotransmission

Anatomy: Neuroanatomy

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