PowerPoint Toolkit - Neuroscience

Neuroscience PowerPoint Toolkit   PowerPoint Toolkit - Neuroscience

Fully modifiable PowerPoint (PPT) diagrams include a variety of drawings for neuron and glia, synapse and synaptic transmission, neurotransmitter system, ion channel and receptor, and structure of the nervous system

Slide Set: 320 PPT Diagrams
Format: PowerPoint (Win & Mac compatible)
 
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Features of PowerPoint Toolkit:

  • Ready to Use: Our PPT diagrams are placed in PowerPoint slides already. Using them requires copy/paste only. No installation is needed.
  • Scalable: Diagrams are vector graphics and can be resized to any size without loss of the display resolution. No more blurry images.
  • Transparent: Diagrams fit any background colors.
  • Re-colorable: You are able to freely change filling colors and lines to your favorites.
  • Re-constructible: You are able to assemble and disassemble diagrams to create your own illustrations.
     
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Biomedical PowerPoint Toolkit Suite

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Creating the perfect diagram that allows one to communicate an idea effectively is so important for the scientific process. The collection of images provided by Motifolio makes that important task so much easier. The images themselves are elegant and easy to work with and the collection contains most of what a biomedical scientist would like to include in a drawing.
Dr. Hansen, Univ of Florida, USA
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PowerPoint Toolkit - Neuroscience: 320 Fully Editable PowerPoint Diagrams   Try Free Sample

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NeuronNeuronNeuron
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NeuronNeuronNeuron
NeuronNeuronNeuron
NeuronNeuronNeuron
NeuronNeuron multipolarNeuron multipolar
Neuron bipolarNeuron bipolarNeuron pseudounipolar
Neuron pseudounipolarNeuron unipolarNeuron pseudounipolar
Neuron bipolarNeuron multipolarNeuron Stellate
Neuron pyramidalNeuron ovalNeuron granule
Neuron basketNeuron chandelierPyramidal neuron
Pyramidal neuronPyramidal neuronCA1 neuron
CA3 neuronPurkinje neuronNeuroglial cells - Astrocyte
Neuroglial cells - OligodendrocyteNeuroglial cells - Microglial cellMyelin sheath and node of Ranvier
Saltatory conductionNeuromuscular junctionIntracellular recording
Patch-clamp methodCell-attached recordingWhole cell recording
Inside-out recordingOutside recordingMicroionophoresis
Action potentialAction potentials by injecting currentFrequency of action potentials by depolarization
EPSPIPSPVoltage-gated channels
Ligand-gated channelsIon channel actions via G-protein coupled receptorsEnzyme actions via G-protein coupled receptors
Na+ K+ pumpSynapse - axodendriticSynapse - axosomatic
Synapse - axoaxonicSynapse - electricalSynapse - electrical
Synapse - chemicalSynapse - chemicalSynthesis and storage of neurotransmitter - small molecules
Synthesis and storage of neurotransmitter - peptidesExocytosisRecycling of synaptic vesicles
CNS synaptic membrane differentiations - symmetricalCNS synaptic membrane differentiations - asymmetricalSynapse
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Dendritic spineIon channel - openIon channel - close
Ion channel - openIon channel - closeIon channel - open
Ion channel - openIon channel - closeIon channel - close
Voltage-activated Ca2+ channelCa2+ activated K+ channelIon channel
Ion channelIon channelIon channel
Ion channelIon channelIon channel
Ion channelIon channelIon channel
Ion channelIon channelIon channel
Ion channelIon channelIon channel
Ion channelIon channelIon channel
Ion channelIon channelIon channel
Ion channelIon channelCarrier pump
Carrier pumpCarrier pumpReceptor
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Receptor - openReceptor - closedAdenylate cyclase
Guanylyl cyclaseRod photoreceptorCone photoreceptor
Olfactory receptor cellTaste budOuter hair cell
Inner hair cellHead and brainHead and brain
Head and brainHead and brainHead and brain
Brain - lateralBrain - lateralBrain - lateral
Lateral surface of the brainBrain - superiorBrain - inferior
Brain - sagittalBrain - sagittalBrain - coronal
CerebellumMiddle side of the brainHippocampus
Limbic systemLimbic systemThalamus
Thalamic nucleiHypothalamus - lateralBrainstem
Reticular formationInternal capsule - corticospinal tractInternal capsule - corticobulbar tract
Pituitary glandVentricular system - lateral viewVentricular system - lateral view
Ventricles - dorsal viewNorepinephrine systemSerotonin system
Dopamine systemAcetylcholine systemMouse brain
Rat brainHippocampusHippocampus
Spinal cordSpinal cord - ganglia - nervesSpinal nerves
Section of spinal cordSympathetic ganglionsMonosynaptic reflex
MuscleMuscle spindle
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