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Neurobiology
1. Introduction to Neurobiology
2. Cellular and Molecular Foundations
3. Action Potentials and Electrical Signaling
4. Synaptic Transmission
5. Nervous System Development
6. Sensory Systems
7. Motor Systems
8. Regulatory and Integrative Systems
9. Learning, Memory, and Plasticity
10. Higher Cognitive Functions
11. Emotion and Motivation
12. Pathophysiology and Disorders
13. Research Methods and Techniques
Action Potentials and Electrical Signaling
Action Potential Properties
Threshold Potential
All-or-None Principle
Amplitude and Duration
Overshoot
Afterhyperpolarization
Ionic Mechanisms
Depolarization Phase
Sodium Channel Activation
Positive Feedback
Repolarization Phase
Sodium Channel Inactivation
Potassium Channel Activation
Hyperpolarization Phase
Delayed Potassium Current
Sodium-Potassium Pump Activity
Refractory Periods
Absolute Refractory Period
Sodium Channel Inactivation
Physiological Significance
Relative Refractory Period
Partial Recovery
Elevated Threshold
Action Potential Propagation
Local Current Flow
Continuous Conduction
Conduction Velocity Factors
Cable Properties
Saltatory Conduction
Nodes of Ranvier
Myelin Sheath Function
Conduction Velocity Enhancement
Factors Affecting Conduction
Axon Diameter
Myelination
Temperature
Extracellular Ion Concentrations
Graded Potentials
Generator Potentials
Synaptic Potentials
Electrotonic Spread
Summation Properties
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