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Warm-ups Date: Dec 10, 2013 Page: Table of Contents p 1 W.O.D: Last 5 pages Warm-ups: Front Cover W.O.D. Synapse – The location at which a neuron can transfer an impulse to another cell. Question: What part of the neuron is involved in the synapse? Question Glossary

Today’s Plan Breathe Saltatory Propagation. Neuron reading (p ) Section Assessment (p. 900) Quick-Read/Skim Section 35-3 Reflection

Color according the key: Dendrites – Yellow Cell body – Orange Nucleus – Red Axon – Orange Myelin sheath – Purple Axon terminals – orange Site of Na+ (Sodium) and K+ (Potassium) exhange.

SaltatorySaltatory Propagation

Reflection: Which of the following is a synomym to “Action Potential?” Myelin Sheath Dendrites Resting Potential Nerve Impulse

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