Excitation and Inhibition

Synaptic Morphology

Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Medical, Medical Science, Anatomy, Science & Nature, Science, Biological Sciences, Human Physiology
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Author: Koji Uchizono ISBN: 9781483163932
Publisher: Elsevier Science Publication: October 22, 2013
Imprint: Elsevier Language: English
Author: Koji Uchizono
ISBN: 9781483163932
Publisher: Elsevier Science
Publication: October 22, 2013
Imprint: Elsevier
Language: English

Excitation and Inhibition: Synaptic Morphology proposes the S-F hypothesis that emphasizes the relationship between structure and function of synapses.

This book begins with an introduction to the notion of inhibition in the physiology of the nervous system and history of “synapse”, followed by a discussion on the development of concept and morphological correlates of excitation and inhibition in relation to the S-F hypothesis. The mechanism of synaptic excitation and inhibition, physiological classification of neurons, and release mechanism of transmitters are also elaborated.

This text describes the synaptic vesicles as a basis of transmitter, membrane recycle, transmission in the sympathetic ganglion, and transmitter substance. The criticism of S-F hypothesis, which deliberates the skeptical investigations of specialists regarding the simplicity and immaturity of the S-F hypothesis of synaptic morphology are provided at the end.

This publication is beneficial to medical students and practitioners aiming to acquire knowledge of the physiology of synapses.

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Excitation and Inhibition: Synaptic Morphology proposes the S-F hypothesis that emphasizes the relationship between structure and function of synapses.

This book begins with an introduction to the notion of inhibition in the physiology of the nervous system and history of “synapse”, followed by a discussion on the development of concept and morphological correlates of excitation and inhibition in relation to the S-F hypothesis. The mechanism of synaptic excitation and inhibition, physiological classification of neurons, and release mechanism of transmitters are also elaborated.

This text describes the synaptic vesicles as a basis of transmitter, membrane recycle, transmission in the sympathetic ganglion, and transmitter substance. The criticism of S-F hypothesis, which deliberates the skeptical investigations of specialists regarding the simplicity and immaturity of the S-F hypothesis of synaptic morphology are provided at the end.

This publication is beneficial to medical students and practitioners aiming to acquire knowledge of the physiology of synapses.

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