central nervous system : brain and spinal cord
peripheral nervous system :
src : johns hopkins medicine
cerebellum : helps in learning new things
cortex : 4 lobes
frontal lobe : times action and control movement
parietal lobe : sensory touch information
temporal lobe : auditory information , memory
occipital lobe : visual information from eye
src: mindvalley blog
limbic structure : emotion, learning,memory of animals
hippocampus : forming new memory , patient H.M
amygdala : fear and anxiety
hypothalamus : flighting,fighting,feeding,fucking
pituitary gland :
spinal cord: 90% cells are glia(glue),
astrocytes: star shaped cells
oligendrocytes
microglia
average human 100 billion neurons
each 10,000 connections to other called synapses
src : simple psychlogy
Santiago Ramón y Cajal
neuron is either on or off , resting potential, communicate through ions , positive ions outside
on receiving neurotransmitter at dendrite through synapse neuron allows charge to flow in once charge inside reach action potential axon hillock allows charge to flow through axon to axon terminal where it activates vesicles contining neurotransmitter
some neurotransmitters
dopamine,adrenaline(epinephrine),serotonin,gaba(inhibit),glutamide(excit)
neuromuscular junction
mescaline,lsd,psilocybin,
reuptake : proton pump , reform vesicles i.e take back neurotransmitters
measured in breakdown products in urine etc, cant be measured directly
same neurotransmitter can activate different compartments of brain
presynaptic and postsynaptic cell
memory and knowledge happens in synapse
synapse, the site of transmission of electric nerve impulses between two nerve cells (neurons) or between a neuron and a gland or muscle cell (effector). A synaptic connection between a neuron and a muscle cell is called a neuromuscular junction.
hebbian plasticity
repetition drives memory
Long-term potentiation (LTP)
hippocampus is site of memory
severe LTP causes PTSD
ethanol disrupts LTP
hyploglycemia
noise in neurons
interaction of many neurons (100 billions)
temporal inhibition
spatial inhibition : send signal to neighbour
pain sensation
sharp pain, dull throbbing pain
visual stimuli
edge,contrast detection
hubel and wisel
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