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1 Nervous system Simple to complex Jellyfish to a Human Same: sensory- processing center- motor output-muscle (behavior)

2 Excite sensory: ? Pass the information along to next cell ? -Synapse (electrical or chemical) Electrical- gap junctions (fast transmission, hard to tweak) Chemical- receptors

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6 Modulation of synapses: Feedback mechanisms Autoreceptors Repackaging of transmitter Depression Facilitation

7 Diseases : ? http://neuromuscular.wustl.edu/synmg.html Classes ? http://meetings.cshl.edu/courses/2015/c-ion15.shtml

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