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Which AA are modified by the GA
asparagine
serine
threonine
what other abnormalities are associated with arnold chiari?
hydrocephaly
syringomyelia
thoracolumbar meningocele
mesocortical pathway
ventral tegmentum
to
cortex
mesolimbic pathway
ventral tegmentum
to
limbic system
nigrostriatal pathway
substantial nigra
to
striatum (caudate + putamen)
tuberoinfundibular pathway
arcuate nucleus
to
pituitary
blockage of mesocortical pathway
increases negative psychosis symptoms
blockage of mesolimbic pathway
relieves psychosis
blockage of nigrostriatal pathway
increases parkinsons
blockage of tuberoinfundibular pathway
increases prolactin secretion
look like fried egg
oligodendroglia
form multinucleated giant cells in CNS of HIV px
microglia
myelinates CNS
oligodendroglia
myelinates PNS
schwann
a/w guillain barre
schwann
a/w MS
oligodendroglia
macrophages of CNS
microglia
form BBB
astrocyte
disease a/w decrease ACh
huntingtons

alzheimer
disease a/w decreased GABA
huntingtons

anxiety
disease a/w decreased NE
depression

anxiety/mania
what makes up the reticular activating system
reticular formation (NE)

locus ceruleus (NE)

raphe nucleus (5HT)
what is a nissl substance
RER found on neurons
-cell body
-dendrites

loss = irreversible damage
why are neurons sensitive to ischemia
do not store glycogen
markers for astrocytes
GFAP

glutamine synthetase

monoclonal Ab A2B5
fried egg appearance on H/E
oligodendrocytoma

koilocyte (HPV)

seminoma/dysgerminoma
location of synthesis
NE
locus ceruleus

reticular formation

solitary tract
location of synthesis
DA
ventral tegmentum

substantia nigra
location of synthesis
5HT
raphe nucleus
location of synthesis
ACh
basal nucleus of meynert
location of synthesis
GABA
nucleus accumbens
what crosses BBB
glucose and AA
-slowly
-carrier mediated

nonpolar/lipid soluble
-cross rapidly
-diffuse
what happens after infarction of BBB
destruction of tight junctions

vasogenic edema
areas of brain that are fenestrated
area postrema
-vomiting after chemo

OVLT
-osmotic sensing

neurohypophysis
-ADH
-oxytocin
a/w increased AFP
anterior abdominal wall defect

neural tube defect
development of telencephalon
cerebral hemisphere
basal ganglia
hippocampus/amygdala

lateral ventrical
development of diencephalon
thalami
optic nerve/tract

3rd ventricle
development of mesencephalon
midbrain

aqueduct
development of
metencephalon
pons
cerebellum

4th ventricle
development of myelencephalon
medulla

4th ventricle
dandy walker
absent cerebellar vermis

enlargement of the 4th ventricle

lack of coordination and jerky eye movement

may result from riboflavin inhibitors (INH)
arnold chiari
cerebellar tonsillar herniation

aqueduct stenosis