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Neurons connect with each other at synapses. That is the principal means by which they communicate. One major form of connection is the release of molecules of neurotransmitter from the sender neuron to the receiver neuron. These molecules ...
Neurons connect to each other at specific junctions, called synapses. The synaptic junction uses checmicals called neurotransmitters to transfer a pulse from one neuron to another. One typical neuron will have thousands of synapses where it...
You have the answer over there... It is through the dendrites of the adjacent neurons. However, there is no physical contact between them.. There is a very small gap known as the synapse. Nerve impulse is transferred to the adjacent neurons...
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Any nerve cell in the body that functions to detect an outside stimulus such as heat or pain is a sensory neuron. Sensory neurons send signals to the brain with information from our sense such as taste and smell.
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Axon terminal to dendrite. Communication can either be electrical or chemical
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