Asked by Destiny Burks on May 22, 2024

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Draw a diagram of a typical neuron, label its parts, and list the function of each labeled structure.

Typical Neuron

A cell of the nervous system, characterized by its ability to receive and transmit electrical signals throughout the body.

  • Recognize and understand the role and particularity of different ion channels and ions in neural functions.
  • Discern and separate the diverse neurotransmitters and their responsibilities in the nervous system.
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Chizoba NnakweMay 26, 2024
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Figure 41-2 ​
Figure 41-2 ​   The diagram and its labels should resemble Figure 41-2. The functions are as follows:   * dendrites: receive stimuli and generate a neural impulse   * cell body: receives signal from the dendrites   * axon: conducts neural impulses (often via branches called axon collaterals) away from the cell body  * myelin sheath: insulates axons (note: the myelin sheath is a membrane extension of other cell types-Schwann cells or oligodendrocytes)  * nodes of Ranvier: gaps between myelin sheaths  * synaptic terminals: release neurotransmitters into the synaptic cleft
The diagram and its labels should resemble Figure 41-2. The functions are as follows:
* dendrites: receive stimuli and generate a neural impulse
* cell body: receives signal from the dendrites
* axon: conducts neural impulses (often via branches called axon collaterals) away from the cell body
* myelin sheath: insulates axons (note: the myelin sheath is a membrane extension of other cell types-Schwann cells or oligodendrocytes)
* nodes of Ranvier: gaps between myelin sheaths
* synaptic terminals: release neurotransmitters into the synaptic cleft