Pacinian Corpuscle - Pressure receptor. A-Level Biology Nervous System and Response.

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you taught me in 7 mins what my teacher couldn't teach in 2 hours!

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[@sanyasuleman6171]

What exactly is the difference between action potential and generator potential? Do we need to know the difference for a level? Thanks for the video :)

[@izzassa3683]

Generator potential is the change in potential difference due to a stimulus and if it’s big enough to reach the threshold level then it triggers an action potential which is an electrical impulse along a neurone :)

[@fishmcfish3850]

I'm not so different from corpuscles in retrospect We both only do things if enough pressure is put on us

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Hi, do you have a video on the reflex arc? It is a part of 3.6.1.1(Survival and response) on the AQA spec

[@MissEstruchBiology]

hello, no sorry, i only have motor neurones and action potentials for that.

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[@wunmi.e6]

do we need to know that the connective tissue are called lamellae??

[@akilahcunningham5953]

Thank you !!!! How is the resting potential re-established after a stimulus is removed

[@MissEstruchBiology]

Hello, kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHe7fGp6mJJ0gLs I have a video explaining that here. Hope it helps :)

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[@granthagen3207]

"corpuscule"? Do you guys also pronounce 'muscle' "muscule"?

[@yawnzzzzzzzzzzzn]

nope muscle is pronounced as 'mus - sul' corpuscle is pronounced 'cor- pyu - sul'

[@granthagen3207]

@@yawnzzzzzzzzzzzn and cor-pus-sul. Def not “corpuscule “

[@yawnzzzzzzzzzzzn]

@@granthagen3207 nahh its pronounced 'cor - pyu - sul'

[@granthagen3207]

@@yawnzzzzzzzzzzzn dude google it idk what else to tell you. Maybe you’re using anon American pronunciation and that’s where the divide is, but I’ve never heard it pronounced cor-pyu-sul

[@yawnzzzzzzzzzzzn]

@@granthagen3207 nah its not an american pronunciation tm. I've personally never heard it be pronounced as 'cor - pus - sul'