Neuron Function

Welcome to the Neuron Function category of Questions LLC! In this section, we explore the fascinating world of neurons, the fundamental building blocks of the nervous system. Neurons are intricate cells responsible for transmitting electrical and chemical signals throughout our bodies, enabling us to think, feel, move, and respond to our environment. Whether you are a curious student, an aspiring neuroscientist, or simply intrigued by the complexities of the human brain, this category is the perfect place to expand your knowledge on neuron function. Dive in to discover answers to questions about neuron structure, electrical signaling, neurotransmitters, and everything else related to the intricate workings of these remarkable cells.

Questions (8)

How do dendrites help the function of nerve cells? (1 point)Responses They help the neuron receive messages from the dendrites
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2. asked by rebelA30 in fortnite
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What process describes how a signal travels from one end of a neuron to the other end?A. Membrane excitability B.
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2. asked by Bailey
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Multiple select. Choose all that apply:Which of the following functions of neurons is not possible in neurons exposed to
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2. asked by D
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18. The function of neurons is toa. maintain a difference in electrical charge across the cell membrane b. have specific ions
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2. asked by mysterychicken
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32. To function properly, a neuron must maintain aa. membrane potential b. neurotransmitter c. negative charge on the inside d.
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2. asked by mysterychicken
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Which of the following neuron functions are NOT possible in a demyelinated neuron? Choose all that apply:Group of answer choices
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2. asked by mary
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the functional characteristic of neurons that is directly impacted by demyelination in someone who has multiple sclerosis is...
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2. asked by H
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Discuss the statement in an unmyelinated post - synaptic neuron, beginning with the events at the neuronal junction.
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2. asked by Kando
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