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They are specialized cells that transmit informationthroughout the body. |
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What do neurons enable many important functions such as... |
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movement, perception, thought, emotion, and learning. |
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They extend from the cell body of the neuron, and the "antennae" of the neuron. |
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Dendrites send and recieve information from other cells. |
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An axon is a long mambrane covered extension of the cytoplasm that conducts nerve impulses. |
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Bundles of Axons are called nerves. |
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Many neurons have a layer of insulation on their axon called this. |
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The membrane potential of a neuron at rest. |
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A local reversal of polarity-from negative charge to postitive charge. |
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