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What would happen if dendrites are not compatible with neurotransmitter shape?
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How does nerve cells shape help them?
It can cling onto the bones and muscels with the dendrites ( parts coming of that looks like strings}
Why are nerve cells circle?
Nerve Cells are circle because their anatomical shape reflects their physiological job. They are circle because they consist of axons, dendrites and a cell body and they carry electronic signals throughout your whole body! :]
What happen to Saturn shape because it spins so fast?
IT'S SHAPE FLATENS and hardens
What do you think could happen if a protein in a cell twists into the wrong shape?
It will loose its correct shape. It will not be able to perform its function
How does the synapse work between each neuron?
There are many kinds of synapses in the nervous system, but I assume you're talking about the most commonly discussed type: the chemical synapse. These synapses join nerve cells (called neurons) and allow them to communicate.Communication across a chemical synapse is called synaptic transmission. It occurs when electrical activity (called an action potential) in the first cell triggers the release of a chemical signal (called a neurotransmitter) across the synapse. The neurotransmitter travels across the synapse by a process of diffusion, ultimately reaching its target, the second cell. There, the neurotransmitter binds a special type of protein molecule called a neurotransmitter receptor, which changes its shape in response to binding the neurotransmitter. This shape change results in a series of subsequent changes in the second cell. These subsequent changes result in alterations in the electrical activity of the second cell.The gist of synaptic transmission is that it allows the electrical activity in one nerve cell to influence the electrical activity of another.
How does the shape of the nerve cells shape do its job?
It can cling onto the bones and muscels with the dendrites ( parts coming of that looks like strings}
When did Your Shape happen?
Your Shape happened in 360.
What can affect the shape of a neuron?
The shape of a neuron can be influenced by genetic factors, environmental stimuli, developmental processes, and neural activity. Changes in these factors can lead to alterations in the structure and complexity of a neuron's dendrites, axon, and synaptic connections, impacting its overall shape and function.
Are 1997 and 1994 excels dashboard compatible?
A 1997 and a 1994 Hyundai Excel's dashboards are not compatible. Due to design and differences in shape, they are similar but cannot be directly swapped.
How does nerve cells shape help them?
It can cling onto the bones and muscels with the dendrites ( parts coming of that looks like strings}
What would happen if Earth is round in shape and size?
it is
What would have to happen in order for Earth to become a perfect shape?
It IS a perfect shape. Define your terms better.
How does the shape of a nerve help them?
Each cell type has evolved a shape that is best related to its function. For example, the neuron in Figure below has long, thin extensions (axons and dendrites) that reach out to other nerve cells. The extensions help the neuron pass chemical and electrical messages quickly through the body.
What would happen if Lamina fall into disarray?
change in shape
Why can't you shape shift?
It is just plain not gonna happen
What will happen if you burn gold?
Umm if it will shape and I don't know.
In what way is a nerve cells shape unusual?
The Nerve cell contains an axon which is main bit because it sends the most messages to the brain, so the nerve cells flexibility is good mostly because of the axon and dendrites
