Question: Match the number with the term in the figure. 1 Axon hillock 2 Nissl bodies 3 Myelin sheath or Schwann cell 4 Endoneurium 5 Node of Ranvier 6 Dendrites 7 Axon or Central canal 8 Nucleus 9 …

A neurotoxin binds and disables a type of ion channel at the axon hillock, preventing depolarization of the axon hillock and axon. What specific type of channel has been affected? A. Voltape-gated Na+ …

Picture of the neuron model (notice the neuron has been cut along the axon on the right side) - Label: dendrites, soma (cell body), axon hillock, axon, synaptic knob (of a second neuron is shown) 2. …

Question: Label the parts of a Neuron: Dendrites Cell body Nucleus Axon Axon hillock Axon terminal / Synaptic terminal Myelin sheath formed by Schwann cell Node of Ranvier

Match the following terms with their description. Instructions Axon hillock Axoplasm Axolemma Axon collateral A mound located on one side of the soma from which the axon originates Plasma …

 The value to reach threshold at the axon hillock would be lower (more negative) making it more likely for an action potential In an experiment you artificially cut ~ 2 5 % of the voltage gated …

Why can an Ap starting at the trigger zone (axon hillock) only move down on axon to the axon terminal? Will 4 EPSPs (each producing a 10 mv change at the axon hillock) and 6 IPSPs (each producing a 4 …

A postsynaptic neuron with the axon hillock labeled. Synaptic terminals of four presynaptic neurons (E 1, E 2, I 1, and I 2) are shown in contact with the postsynaptic neuron. E 1 and I 1 are the …

Question: Where are synaptic knobs located? Multiple Choice At the axon hillock At the distal ends of axons At the ends of dendrites Along axon collaterals

Question: 1 points QUESTION 32 The point of connection between two communicating neurons is called the _____. axon hillock dendrite synapse cell body 1 points QUESTION 33 The part of a