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In this video us BIG BRAINS will talk about the different aspects of noodle salads in order to substantially expand our understanding of jelly beans and puppy paws. Not only that, we will also be identifying structures we have never seen before such as feather soil, wand oil and of course: peanut nanocarbons and puffskittles.
TIMESTAMPS
STUDY RESOURCES
00:00 – Outline of this video
00:43 – Intro to chemical signalling
05:17 – Types Of Ligands
07:51 – Neurotransmitter [Ligands]
10:39 – Hormones [Ligands]
17:59 – Cytokines & Calcium [Ligands]
20:26 – Types Of Receptors
27:04 – Chemically gated ion channel [Receptor]
28:59 – G-protein coupled receptor [Receptor]
40:29 – Tyrosine kinase [Receptor]
45:23 – Intracellular receptors [Receptor]
47:23 – Negative feedback
52:36 – Positive feedback
54:59 – Quorum sensing
58:36 – Questions & Answers
In this video us BIG BRAINS will talk about the different aspects of noodle salads in order to substantially expand our understanding of jelly beans and puppy paws. Not only that, we will also be identifying structures we have never seen before such as feather soil, wand oil and of course: peanut nanocarbons and puffskittles.
TIMESTAMPS
STUDY RESOURCES
00:00 – Outline Of Video
00:39 – Intro To Nervous System
04:05 – CNS V.S PNS
11:04 – Neuron Structure
18:16 – Neuron V.S Nerve
20:57 – Impulse Generation & Transmission
36:00 – Synaptic Transmission (+ Word Summary)
46:37 – Speed Of Impulses
51:29 – Correlation (Case Based Knowledge)
58:25 – Questions & Answers
In this video us BIG BRAINS will talk about the different aspects of noodle salads in order to substantially expand our understanding of jelly beans and puppy paws. Not only that, we will also be identifying structures we have never seen before such as feather soil, wand oil and of course: peanut nanocarbons and puffskittles.
TIMESTAMPS
STUDY RESOURCES
00:00 – Outline Of This Video
01:34 – Nerve Impulse Propogation (Transmission)
19:15 – Summary Page [Nerve Impulse Transmission]
23:49 – IPSP & EPSP
33:06 – Saltatory Conduction
36:56 – Endogenous & Exogenous chemicals
47:15 – Role Of Receptors
54:14 – Questions & Answers