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@sarahmle - cardio69 - ArchivalUser - 09-09-2014 A neurophysiologist research on the functional properties of various R/eceptor subtypes, using whole cell voltage clamp recordings made from coronal brain slices. At a holding potential of -70mV, bath application of R agonists for four different R types consistently elicited either excitatory post synaptic currents or inhibitory past synaptic currents. During the study of one R, however, agonist application failed to elicit a post synaptic response at – 70 mV but did elicit a reliable response at a holding potential of 0 mV. This R is most likely which of the following? [ http://i.imgur.com/6hDHdim.png?1] a)GABA/a b)Kainate c)N-methyl-d-aspartate d)Nicotinic Ach e)5-HT3 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-09-2014 http://cro.pm/oMlwC 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-09-2014 Sorry im late... is it D? Desensitization. pls explain 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-09-2014 C. thanks cardio. Nice one. 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-10-2014 @sallu... pls explain 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-10-2014 @sarahmle the reason post the q for u want u to ans http://www.usmleforum.com/showthread.php?tid=787936 ASSO ovarian Teratoma *NMDA R type of glutamate R : Ligand gated & Voltage. Both an AGONIST & neuronal DEpolarization to be Activated. Kainate R/glutamate R, 5-HT3 R , and nicotinic Ach R LIGAND GATED Na channels. GABA L-G Cl channel. *is an ioon channel that allow the passage Ca & Na OPEN. @ resting membrane potentioal the channel plugged by Mg. DEPolariaztion ( & agonist activation ) cz the Mg to dislodge, perm R to functional. @ HI, sall welcome! You are senior & ALL my Qs here would be 72sec base timed for you from time the q posted. 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-10-2014 thanq cardio. nw it makes sense 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-10-2014 Welcome make sure u know it well. Q Kaplan 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-10-2014 @sarah can u ans the following ******nb1 ____________ATTN_____________ A pharmaceutical company has developed a drug that prevents egress of Mg from the NMDA R. What is the most likely effect of this drug in a patient with an acute stroke? a)Decreased risk for seizures due to hypomagnesemia b)Prevention of Ca entry into the neuron & reduction of excitation-mediated cell death c)Hyperpolarization of membrane & conduction block d)Facilitation of Ca entry into the neuron & enhancement of excitation-mediated cell death e)Rapid depolarization of membrane with lowering of the seizure threshold 0 - ArchivalUser - 09-10-2014 Hello cardio. All ur qs seem tough 2 me . I will go with BB. Like u said b4, nmda allow ca entry and that it is plugged by Mg. So if ur makin a drug which is egressin/removing mg frm nmda receptor. Then it shudnt allow ca flow. this physio is very tough 2 me. Pls explain if nay blunder n thanq so much fr all ur qs cardio. |