AQA Psychology Biopsychology Neuronal And Synaptic Transmission
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- Biopsychology
- Neurons
- Neuronal transmission
- Inside a neuron - from one end to the other
- Electrical signal
- Neural membrane - polarised
- Stimulated neuron reverses its polarity in an area
- Stimulates reversed polarity (action potential) further down the neuron
- Action potential reaches axon terminal
- Neurotransmitter released, diffuses through synaptic gap
- Neurotransmitters reach receptors of next neuron, stimulating them
- Neural membrane - polarised
- Stimulated neuron reverses its polarity in an area
- Stimulates reversed polarity (action potential) further down the neuron
- Action potential reaches axon terminal
- Neurotransmitter released, diffuses through synaptic gap
- Neurotransmitters reach receptors of next neuron, stimulating them
- Neurotransmitters reach receptors of next neuron, stimulating them
- Neurotransmitter released, diffuses through synaptic gap
- Action potential reaches axon terminal
- Stimulates reversed polarity (action potential) further down the neuron
- Stimulated neuron reverses its polarity in an area
- Neural membrane - polarised
- Neurotransmitters reach receptors of next neuron, stimulating them
- Neurotransmitter released, diffuses through synaptic gap
- Action potential reaches axon terminal
- Stimulates reversed polarity (action potential) further down the neuron
- Stimulated neuron reverses its polarity in an area
- Neural membrane - polarised
- Electrical signal
- Inside a neuron - from one end to the other
- Neuronal transmission
- Synaptic
- Occurs between neurons (through synapse)
- Chemical signal
- Chemical signal
- Occurs between neurons (through synapse)
- Neurons
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