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Comprehensive Cellular & Molecular Neuroscience Test 1 study guide designed to help students master key concepts in neuron structure, signaling pathways, and molecular mechanisms underlying brain function. Includes structured practice questions, verified answers, and detailed explanations with solution to strengthen understanding, improve exam performance, and support effective preparation for neuroscience coursework and assessments in 2026/ 2027.

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5 Types of Neurons


1) Inhibitory Local Circuit
2) Inhibitory Projection
3) Excitatory Local Circuit
4) Excitatory Projection
5) Neuromodulatory


Inhibitory Local Circuit


-ex: interneurons (GABA) that control flow of information in cortex
-15-30% of neurons


Inhibitory Projection


-ex: Purkinje (cerebellum) and medium spiny neurons (striatum to basal ganglia)




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