10:55 "you think you are enjoying something.....really you are not. " idk why but that was funny. Great Lecture. WOW. I did enjoy it Dr. Campbell dont tell me otherwise. haha
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thank you sir ,wonderful explaination ,the transmitters you told serotonin,dopamine,glutamate,gaba are located in brain so these all about sensory neurons taking information from outside the CNS, but in dream we feel sorrow ,pleasure ,active without taking any stimulus from outside by neurons which means the brain itself can regulate which receptor to be released independent of external stimuli .,is it correct sir or am confused ?
I guess it can be both. The brain can react to external stimulus, for example generating pleasure during eating or sex. However, mood can be determined by the physiology of the brain alone, as in depression or mania.
@@Campbellteaching hence nervous system becomes complex to understand and treat it is both depending by stimulus and independent on its own by how we think...totally twisting rather in a standard formula like other systems Thank you for replying sir
sir as we know impulse travels with the help of number of neurons ,now is the receptor part or post synaptic membrane a part of another dendrite (i.e neuron).
+mohammed anas Khan Yes, the receptor sites are the start of the next neuron. No two neurons physically touch, the gap is crossed by chemical transmitters. So the transmitter molecules are released by the first neuron, and received by the next individual neuron.
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10:55 "you think you are enjoying something.....really you are not. " idk why but that was funny. Great Lecture. WOW. I did enjoy it Dr. Campbell dont tell me otherwise. haha
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Can you explain about the reuptake or how the neurotransmitters are removed from synaptic
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Thank you so much for all these splendid lectures. “A learned guide should be a sheep, not a bird. A sheep gives its lamb milk, while a bird gives its chick regurgitated food.” I am studying anatomy physiology on the internet because of two professors. You and professor Fink. And the subject is sublime. Thank you so much.
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Wont the neurons run out of neurotransmitters after a period of time? Btw thanks for the video
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thank you sir ,wonderful explaination ,the transmitters you told serotonin,dopamine,glutamate,gaba are located in brain so these all about sensory neurons taking information from outside the CNS, but in dream we feel sorrow ,pleasure ,active without taking any stimulus from outside by neurons which means the brain itself can regulate which receptor to be released independent of external stimuli .,is it correct sir or am confused ?
I guess it can be both. The brain can react to external stimulus, for example generating pleasure during eating or sex. However, mood can be determined by the physiology of the brain alone, as in depression or mania.
@@Campbellteaching hence nervous system becomes complex to understand and treat it is both depending by stimulus and independent on its own by how we think...totally twisting rather in a standard formula like other systems
Thank you for replying sir
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What is the difference between synapse and synaptic cleft?
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suzy ho synapse is the link between the neurons whereas the synaptic cleft is the SPACE between them.
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What's the difference between the link and space?am confused
@@ifeomammachukwu9727 link means connection and space is place
sir as we know impulse travels with the help of number of neurons ,now is the receptor part or post synaptic membrane a part of another dendrite (i.e neuron).
+mohammed anas Khan Yes, the receptor sites are the start of the next neuron. No two neurons physically touch, the gap is crossed by chemical transmitters. So the transmitter molecules are released by the first neuron, and received by the next individual neuron.
My neurotransmitters find your joke amusing.
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