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Results tagged with neuroanatomy
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Study of the anatomy and organization of the nervous system.
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Why do the brains of cocaine-users shrink faster than the brains of non-cocaine users?
The mechanism of action of cocaine is dependent on pre-existing dopamine production and secretion. Normally, secreted dopamine is cleared from the synapse via the dopamine transporter (DAT) located on …
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What exactly is the neural receptive field?
Stick a probe in your neuron-of-interest. Now stimulate the organisms in some way.
All the stimuli that make your neuron fire are the neuron's receptive field.
Example 1:
You probe a neuron in the …
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