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(astrocytes) (oligodendrocytes) (ependymal) (microglia)
1. (astrocytes)
1.
(spatial relationships)
2. (scaffold)
6.2 5 ( : Unity Companies, 2016)
3.
(blood-brain
barrier, BBB)
4.
(neural scar formation)
5.
6.
(effluxed K+)
7.
2 1) (gap junction)
2)
218
2
3 (three-party junctures)
1 2
(jelly-roll fashion)
3. (ependymal cells)
(neural tube)
(ventricles) (central canal
of spinal cord) (cerebrospinal fluid, CSF) (cilia)
1990s
(hippocampus)
(irreplaceable)
(precursor cells)
6.1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
219
6.3 ( : Tango, 2016)
4
1. (cranium skull)
(vertebral column)
2. (meninges) 3
220
6.5 ( : van den Berg, 2016)
3
1. (dura mater)
2 (periosteal) (meningeal)
(cavities)
(sinuses) (superior sagittal sinuses)
3. (pia mater)
(shock-absorbing fluid)
(choroid plexi)
(ventricle cavities)
4 (interconnected ventricles)
4 (fourth ventricle)
221
6.6
: Antranik, 2016)
6.7 ( )
: Antranik, 2016)
10
1.
2.
3. 4
222
4.
5.
(endothelial cells)
(tight junction)
(primary active
transport) (glucose transporter)
6.8 ( ) ( )
: Maddox, 2016)
223
6.9
: Raghuram, 2016)
(hypothalamus)
(controlling output)
(hypothalamic capillaries)
(anaerobic metabolism)
2-3
10-15
224
(
(transamination))
(hemolymph)
70%
(songbird)
(nerve-growth inhibiting
proteins)
(plasticity)
(neural pathways)
(degenerative diseases)
(Alzheimer’s)
(transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, TSE)
- (bovine spongiform encephalopathy, BSE) (mad
cow disease)
- (scrapie)
- (transmissible mink encephalopathy)
- (feline spongiform encephalopathy)
- (chronic wasting disease)
225
- (Kuru and classical and variant Creutzfeldt- Jacob disease, vCJD)
1986
2004
3 1)
2) (virino)
3)
(prion proteinaceous infectious particle)
(abnormal form)
(scrapie-infected animals)
(PrP)
(memory formation)
(spongiform disease)
226
(midbrain) (forebrain)
(embryonic neural tube)
1. (brain stem)
2. (cerebellum)
3. (forebrain)
a. (diencephalon)
i. (hypothalamus)
ii. (thalamus)
b. (cerebrum)
i. (basal nuclei)
ii. (cerebral cortex)
( )
(conservative division)
1. (brainstem)
500
2 (medulla oblongata)
(pons)
(teleosts)
(hagfishes)
(lampreys) (jawed fishes)
(cerebellum-like structure) (central body)
(paired lobes)
(motor activity)
228
(flying mammals)
3. (forebrain)
2
3.1. (diencephalon) 2
3.1.1 (hypothalamus)
3.2 (cerebrum)
(tortuous ridges)
(grooves or folds)
(interconnections)
10,000 80%
(cerebral cortex)
(basal nuclei)
(much-fold walnut)
229
3
6.15
: Mowatt, 2016)
(body’s
information highway) 2
(cerebral cortex) 2
(gray matter) (cerebral medulla)
(white matter)
(basal ganglia)
(bundles) (tracts)
(wires)
230
6.16 ( : ANATOMY BODY, 2016)
6
2 .
6.17
: OpenStax College, n.d.)
231
4 (expanded layer 4) (satellite cells)
5 (thickened layer 5)
2. (temporal lobes) 2
3. (parietal lobes)
(central sulcus/fissure)
4. (frontal lobes)
3
1) (voluntary motor activity)
2) (vocal activity)
3) (higher mental function)
(somatosensory
cortex)
(somesthetic input)
(proprioceptive inputs)
233
6.21
: Austin Community College District, 2008)
6.22
: Kimball, 2015)
(proprioception)
(tectum)
(thalamic nuclei)
(somatosensory cortex)
(sensory homunculus)
6.24
234
6.23 4
: King, 2013)
6.24
: Austin Community College District, 2008)
(felunculus) (canunculus)
235
(tactile stimulation)
(rhombencephalon)
(intensity)
(spatial
discrimination)
)
(primary motor cortex)
(paralysis)
(motor homunculus)
236
(cortical area)
(intermingled)
(cortical regions)
(choreograph)
(efferent
neurons)
1) (involuntary control)
237
2)
4 (programming)
(coordinating)
4 ( )
(motor program)
(cortical area)
(language area)
238
(left cerebral hemisphere)
(verbal task)
(right cerebral hemisphere)
(nonlanguage skills) (spatial perception)
(fragmentary way)
(world holistically)
2 2
(thinkers)
(creators)
(subcortical and higher brain function)
(subcortical regions)
(basal nuclei)
(thalamus) (hypothalamus)
(diencephalon)
6.27
: what-when-how.com, 2008)
(basal nuclei)
(basal ganglia)
(nucleus) (nuclei)
( (ganglion)
)
(nonmotor functions)
239
1. (muscle tone)
2. (selecting) (maintaining)
3.
(motor
pathways)
6.28 ( )
Austin Community College District, 2008)
240
6.29
: hanisblog.com)
(3rd ventricle)
2
1. (thalamus)
(relay station)
6)
(anterior
pituitary hormones) (posterior pituitary hormones)
(shivering)
242
(limbic system)
(emotion) (motivation)
(intermediate level)
(reflex integrator)
(limbic system)
(paleostriatum)
( )
(overly anxious)
(sociosexual behavior)
244
( )
(preprogrammed)
5,000
(pleasure device)
(motivated activity)
(motivation)
(
)
(goal-directed behavior)
(homeostatic drives)
(drives)
245
(psychological observations)
(neurophysiological mechanisms)
(self-stimulation)
2
(depression)
(antidepressant drugs)
(ProzacR)
(integrative portion)
( )
- - (cerebrocerebellum)
(cortical motor
areas) (procedural memories)
- (spinocerebellum)
(peripheral receptors)
(middle management)
(intentions) (orders)
(sensor)
(anticipatory adjustments)
(subconsciously coordinate)
(phasic contraction)
247
(brainstem)
1
2 (incoming fibers)
(efferent output)
10
2.
(integrating neural clusters or
centers)
3.
4.
5.
(reticular formation)
(reticular
activating system, RAS)
(electroencephalogram, EEG)
(intralaminar nucleus)
(midbrain tegmentum)
(desynchronization)
(synchronized pattern)
(comatose)
6.
(sleep-promoting center)
248
6.35 12 ( : osteopathicthoughts, 2015)
(consciousness) (awareness)
1. (maximum alertness)
2. (wakefulness)
3. (drowsy)
249
4. (sleep)
5. (coma)
6.36
: Austin Community College District, 2008)
(electroencephalogram, EEG)
(Raphe nucleus)
(brain-wave
patterns)
10 (alpha-
wave pattern) (calm, relaxed wakefulness)
(switch on)
(switch off)
3
3 (the three stages of quiet (non-REM) sleep)
1. 1 (stage N1 sleep)
(light sleep) 5
3-7
(jarred awake)
1
2. 2 (stage N2 sleep)
1 10 - 25
(memory
consolidation)
(K-complex)
251
(built-in vigilance system)
(dreaming, deep sleep, paradoxical sleep, rapid eye movement sleep, REM
sleep)
(dreaming) (rapid eye
movement sleep) (active brain in a
paralyzed body)
(fight-or-flight response)
(intermittent twitches)
252
3-5
90
(REM rebound)
(sleep architecture)
(hypnogram)
(city skyline)
(sleep architecture)
4-5
2
3
1
90 (90-minute changeover)
1. (sleep induction)
(L-tryptophan)
253
1-15
(sleep latency) (nocturnal awakenings)
2.
3.
4.
(
) ( )
(spinal cord)
(segmented ganglia)
45 . (18 )
2 .( )
254
2 (spinal cord segment)
255
6.43 : Antranik, 2016)
(butterfly-shaped region)
(short interneurons)
(axon of long interneurons)
(ascending tract)
256
(afferent input)
(descending tract)
6.45 ( ) ( )
: Austin Community College District, 2008)
(tracts)
(ventral corticospinal tract) (descending
pathway) (motor region)
(efferent motor neuron)
(lateral spinothalamic tract)
(ascending pathway)
(afferent input)
(spinothalamic tract)
3
1. (dorsal/posterior horn)
(afferent neuron)
2. (ventral/anterior horn)
3. (lateral horn)
(spinal nerves) 2
(dorsal
root ganglion)
(ganglion)
(center) (nucleus)
257
6.46 ( : Clark Biggs, n.d.)
6.47 ( )
: Antranik, 2016)
258
6.48 ( ) : KIN450, 2015)
(tracts))
6.50
: Georgia Highlands College, 2013)
(segment) 1
(dermatome)
(wither region)
260
(pericardium)
(traumatic pericarditis)
(inhibitory input)
(peristaltic fashion)
www.human-memory.net)
(cephalopods)
(
) ( )
262
(biological constraints)
(species-specific) (individual genetic endowment)
(forms of memory)
2
1) (long-term memory) (declarative
memory) (explicit memory)
2) (procedural memory) (implicit
memory) (non-declarative memory)
(motor movements)
(phenomenon of imprinting)
(Konrad Lorenz)
24
263
(retention) (storage)
(memory trace) (verbatim
information)
(consolidation)
(synaptic plasticity) (late long term potentials, LTP)
(Ca2+ influxed)
( : alpha-amino-3-hydroxyl-5-methyl-4-isoxazole-
propionate, AMPA : N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor, NMDA)
1.
2. (multiple spine bouton)
1) 2)
3.
(working memory)
(blackboard of the mind)
2
1. (forgotten) (
)
264
2. (long-term memory)
(active practice)
( (fixative)
)
7-10 7-10 (
)
265
(long-term declarative
memory)
(process) (codified)
(conjunction)
(visual memories) (auditory memories)
(remembering)
(forgotten)
(permanently forgotten)
(neuromodulators)
6.58 : www.drugabuse.gov)
266
6.59 : Andrew, 2016)
(memory tracts)
(memory center)
(medial
temporal lobes) (prefrontal cortex)
267
( )
(lower center)
(neuronal connection)
(storage bins)
(auditory cues)
(object’s appearances of visual cues)
(neuronal
network)
(pre-existing synapses)
(existing neurons)
1.
2
1) (habituation)
2) (sensitization)
(defensive
withdrawal reflex) (sea hare, Aplysia californicus)
(defense escapes)
(mollusk) (mantle cavity)
268
(mantle shelf) (siphon)
(afferent neurons
presynaptic neurons)
2
( )
1.2 (sensitization)
(strong or noxious stimulus)
(
)
(nociceptors)
(gill withdrawal
reflex pathway)
(postsynaptic potentials, EPSP)
0.5
(
) (modulatory neuron)
270
6.62 : CidpUSA.org, n.d.)
1. 0.5
2.
271
3. (cAMP-dependent protein kinase)
4.
5.
6.
7. 20%
(siphon afferent)
(gill efferent)
( ) ( )
(cAMP cascade)
2.
(excitatory
synapse) (long-lasting modifications)
(
272
) ( )
1.
(postsynaptic change)
(excitatory neurotransmitter) (
-
(N-methyl D-aspartate))
273
2.
(presynaptic modification)
2
(nitric oxide, NO) (retrograde messenger)
2
(retrograde factor)
(unidirection)
(neuromodulators)
(sensory-
deprived environment) (sensory-rich environment)
274
(transcription factor) (cAMP
response-element binding protein, CREB) (switch on or turns on)
2 (CREB2)
(CREB-faciltated
protein synthesis) (enduring memories)
(positive regulatory factors)
(inhibitory, constraining factor) 2
(positive and repressive factors)
(
2 )
(neuronal networks)
(consciousness)
(crude senses)
275
4
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( ) (X)
______1. 90%
______2.
______3.
______4.
______6.
______8.
2
______9.
______10.
______11.
______13.
______14.
______15.
______16.
______17.
______19.
______20. (GABA)
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