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WikiAnswers - The place where chemicals pass from one neuron to ...
Neuroscience question: The place where chemicals pass from one neuron to the
next neuron is called? Synapse : neurotransmitters from the pre-synaptic ...
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motor neuron: Definition from Answers.com
motor neuron n. A neuron that conveys impulses from the central nervous system
to a muscle, gland, or other effector.
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WikiAnswers - Describe how neurotransmitters relay messages from ...
Neurotransmitters don't relay messages. They are chemicals released from one
neuron that diffuse across. ... 1-Click Answers; Browser Toolbar; More… Updates
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afferent neuron: Information from Answers.com
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The noun afferent neuron has one meaning: Meaning #1 : a neuron.
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WikiAnswers - What part of the neuron is the one that conducts the ...
Human Anatomy question: What part of the neuron is the one that conducts the
nerve impulse away from the cell body? The axon is the single, large, output,
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neuron: Definition from Answers.com
Fully differentiated neurons are permanently amitotic; however, recent research
shows that additional neurons throughout the brain can originate from neural ...
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WikiAnswers - What is one structure difference between the sensory ...
A motor neuron has numerous dendrons while a sensory neuron has only one dendron
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Motor neurone disease: Definition from Answers.com
"NINDS Motor Neuron Diseases Information Page." National Institute of
Neurological Disorders and Stroke. May 15, 2004 (June 1, ...
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WikiAnswers - Are there more than one afferent neuron that will ...
Uncategorized question: Are there more than one afferent neuron that will send a
message to the brain? No afferent neuron simply refers to any neuron ...
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sensory neuron: Definition from Answers.com
The noun has one meaning: Meaning #1: a neuron conducting impulses inwards to
the brain or spinal cord. Synonym: afferent neuron ...
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