Hello pls answer all the 19 questions I really need help with all of them this i
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Hello pls answer all the 19 questions I really need help with all of them this is neuroscience I can't find the option for this subject here
1. The optic tract on the right side of the brain contains axons from the left eye only.
True
False
2. Olfactory receptor neurons (ORNs) are unipolar cells whose axons project directly to the olfactory bulb.
True
False
3. The left optic nerve contains axons from the left eye only.
True
False
4. Olfaction is mediated by ionotropic mechanisms.
True
False
5. Identifying the color of a bird in a tree would involve your P-type ganglion cells.
True
False
6. The sense of olfaction must go to the thalamus first before going to other structures such as the cortex or the hypothalamus.
True
False
7. When Golf is stimulated, adenylyl cyclase is activated which leads to the formation of cGMP.
True
False
8. The superior colliculus plays a role in the biological rhythms, including sleep and wakefulness as a nonthalamic optic tract target.
True
False
9. The cornea is the site of the most refractive power of the eyes.
True
False
10. If I shined light into your left eye, your right pupil would constrict as well.
True
False
11. Parvocellular LGN neurons project to layer IVCalpha while magnocellular LGN neurons project primarily to layer IVCbeta.
True
False
12. Salty and Sour utilize G proteins in the prorcess of sensory transduction.
True
False
13. The ventral stream goes through area MT and eventually reaches the parietal lobe.
True
False
14. Tastants are the chemical constituents of food.
True
False
15. Cranial nerve 7 sends information to the caudal nucleus of the solitary tract.
True
False
16. Depolarization in olfactory cells is caused by an influx of Chloride ions.
True
False
17. The stimulation of phospholipase C leads to increased production of IP3 which then allows for Cl- to exit the taste cell.
True
False
18. When you eat something sour, H+ blocks special channels selective for sodium.
True
False
19. Cones are more concentrated in the peripheral retina while rods are more concentration in/around the fovea.
True
False
Explanation / Answer
Answer1
False
Because the optic tract contains the axons from both the eyes
Answer 2
True
Because the ORN is now depolarized and this signal travels through the dendrite, through the soma and via the olfactory nerve to the olfactory bulb
Answer 3
False
Because The right optic nerve receives visual information originating in the left optic nerve & the optic tract contains the axons from both the eyes
Answer 4
True
Because Signal transduction in the olfactory receptor neurons in humans is based on Ionotropic
Answer 5
True
Because it project parvocellular layer on LGN which help in colour detection
Answer6
False
Because it travels directly to the forebrain without going to the thalamus.
Answer 7
False
Because it activate cAMP
Answe 8
True
Because LATERAL GENICULATE NUCLEUS SUPERIOR COLLICULUS ACCESSORY OPTIC TRACT
Answer 9
True
Because due to the differences in the indices of refraction between the air and the aqueous humor
Answer 10
True
Because When one eye is exposed to light, the pupils in both eyes constrict.
Answer 11
False
Because Parvocellular LGN neurons project to IVCbeta.
Answer 12
True
Because g protein activates cAMP
Answer 13
False
Because dorsal stream reaches Parietal lobe
Answer 14
True
Because this is taste provoking chemical in the food
Answer15
False
because nerve travel to the from the pons in the temporal bone
Answer 16
False
Because it is exflux by chloride ions
Answer17
True
Because IP3 acts to release Ca2+ from the endoplasmic reticulum
Answer 18
True
Because high concentration of sodium leads to saltiness
Answer19
False
Because cones are more concentrated in fovea
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