Neurophysiology: neurons & circuits question

[emiinaaa]

Oh so that would mean A was correct too, microtubules are responsible for axonal and dendritic transport ..oops

[kensan]

Oh so that would mean A was correct too, microtubules are responsible for axonal and dendritic transport ..oops

I said A    The others sounded legit and I was thinking Kinesin and Dynein was responsible for axonal transport not microtubules but yeah makes sense now

[ChickenCh0wM1en]

This MST was definitely a lot better for me (compared to MST 1 which I bombed).
However, there were definitely stuff asked which I felt was skimmed over. I guess I've got to hit the books hard and learn it all!!

[MelonBar]

I think the lack of joel bornstein questions really made the difference ; )))

[nino quincampoix]

MST 2 results are (or should be) out now!! Good luck everyone!

[M-D]

Hi guys, Joel Bronstein's lecture on neuropsychiatry and the gut which was on May 14, the recording stopped before he covered all his slides. Basically the last 4 slides are not in the recording. Would someone be able to share their notes or provide an explanation of what those last few slides were about?

Thanks in advance.

[ChickenCh0wM1en]

Hi guys, Joel Bronstein's lecture on neuropsychiatry and the gut which was on May 14, the recording stopped before he covered all his slides. Basically the last 4 slides are not in the recording. Would someone be able to share their notes or provide an explanation of what those last few slides were about?

Thanks in advance.

Dude, we're screwed. I bet you he's going to ask a extended fill in the blanks question about that stuff.

[nino quincampoix]

Dude, we're screwed. I bet you he's going to ask a extended fill in the blanks question about that stuff.

Yeah, "that stuff" and anything else he runs out of time to discuss is examinable. I asked him because I thought there's no way it could be examinable, but he said that it is (same goes for the sex and sexuality lecture in principles of neuroscience).

[MelonBar]

I'm not up to that lecture (still on week 8... shit) but did you check if there are textbook refs? Same with the other lectures joel runs overtime on

[nino quincampoix]

I'm not up to that lecture (still on week 8... shit) but did you check if there are textbook refs? Same with the other lectures joel runs overtime on

For the above stated lecture, the slides in question are from his (+ his team's) research.

EDIT: The sex and sexuality lecture for NEUR30003 should have textbook references. I'm pretty sure I looked up that stuff.

[M-D]

Have they told us if there will be a greater focus in the exam on lectures 21-35 given that these haven't been covered in either of the two midsems? I think this is what usually happens.

[ChickenCh0wM1en]

Have they told us if there will be a greater focus in the exam on lectures 21-35 given that these haven't been covered in either of the two midsems? I think this is what usually happens.

Yes. LMS announcement -
"Everyone is keen to know the format of the end of semester exam, so here it is:

The end of semester exam will have the same format as the mid-semester tests, just longer.

As mentioned in lectures, the material will be drawn from the entire semester, i.e. all lectures are examinable, but with an emphasis on those lectures given since lecture 20."

[MelonBar]

Hope you guys went ok, it was a fair exam I thought. I didnt listen to the last 4 lectures but I think I got some questions right from having heard the PoNs lectures... hippocampus is needed to convert short to long term memory right??

One q was wack though, the fill in the blanks for sensory transduction. What was going on there??

[nino quincampoix]

Yep - hippocampus converts short to long-term memory.

[kensan]

Was alright except for all the gut questions haha

One q was wack though, the fill in the blanks for sensory transduction. What was going on there??

First one was chemical, then light, then mechano wasn't it? And the Light something something of the retina. At least that's what I put lol