What is temporal coding? What is spacial coding?

Name the parts of a nerve and where they might be found.

When nerves are reformed, where are the axonal proteins formed?

Does synaptogenesis take place only during early brain development?

what part of the nervous system can regenerate and which part cant?

Which part of the nerve detects the change is chemical signaling indicating the direction it needs to grow?

What is the chemically driven response we see nerves undergo while detecting extra cellular chemicals in order to growth in the correct direction.

What is axoplasmic flow?

Where can the PNS regenerate up to if artificially cut and turned back towards the CNS?

Give ways we can study what part of the brain does what.

What does the nervous system allow us to control?

As the diameter of a nerve gets larger its conduction rate ____. This normally indicates that the nerve is more/less important.

Describe the process of an action potential being formed, and then the cell repolarizing.

Nerves action potentials are all or nothing, what is the problem with this system? Give the solution we have for this problem.