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Ion

Ion is defined as a single atom or small molecule containing a net positive or negative charge due to an excess of either protons or electrons, respectively (example., Na+, Cl-); atom that has gained or lost one or more electrons

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Ion channels

Ion channels are tiny openings through the axon membrane.

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Ionic bond

Ionic bond refers to chemical attraction between two (2) ions of opposite charge

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Ionotropic effect

Ionotropic effect refers to synaptic effect that depends on the rapid opening of some kind of gate in the membrane

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Ionotropic receptors

Ionotropic receptors refer to receptors that are coupled to ion channels and affect the neuron by causing those channels to open

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Ipsalateral

Ipsalateral refers to the arrangement in the nervous system in which one half of the brain controls the same side of the body.

Ipsilateral

Ipsilateral means on the same side; located on the same side of the body (left or right)

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Ipsilateral connections

Ipsilateral connections refers to the nervous system connections between each hemisphere of the brain and the same side of the body. The primary connections in the nervous system are Contralateral. Please see also Contralateral connections.

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