10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTERNUNCIAL NEURON»
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1
Structure and Function of Domestic Animals
The other synapse is onto an internuncial neuron, distinguished in the figure by
shading. Although the afferent input to these two synapses is excitatory, the
subsequent output from the internuncial neuron is inhibitory and would be
mediated ...
2
Structure and Function of the Limbic System
As for the difficulty of one neuron exerting opposite effects on different neurons
without any internuncial neuron, observations on molluscan neurons may furnish
some explanation. Upon ACh application in ganglia of several species of ...
W. Ross Adey, Toshihiko Tokizane, 1967
3
Decisions, Uncertainty, and the Brain: The Science of ...
Activity in the sensory neurons is summed across time in an internuncial neuron.
The internuncial neuron connects, in turn, to the final common path for producing
a leftward eye movement. A similar circuit is presumed to produce rightward ...
4
The Central Nervous System of Vertebrates: Spinal Cord and ...
1: 'large dorsal internuncial neuron'; 2: 'small dorsal internuncial neuron'; 3: 'small
dorsal oblique neuron'; 4: 'small ventral commissural neuron'; 5: 'vertical fibre
connecting dorsal and ventral funiculi'; 6: 'first type of lateral cell'; 7: 'second type
...
5
Textbook of Anatomy with Colour Atlas by Inderbir Singh
The third neuron interposed between the afferent and efferent neurons is called
an internuncial neuron, or simply an interneuron. The purpose served by an
interneuron may be basically of three types. Firstly, the axon arising from an ...
6
Krause's Essential Human Histology for Medical Students
Of these, the internuncial neuron is the most numerous. Ganglia VOCABULARY:
cranial ganglion, spinal ganglion, satellite cell, sensory ganglion, pseudounipolar
neuron, glomerulus, autonomic ganglion, visceral motor efferent, multipolar ...
Krause J. William, William J. Krause, 2005
7
Human Evolution: An Introduction to Mans Adaptations
The connection is made by a relay neuron, the so-called internuncial neuron.
However, it has been shown through studies on monkeys, chimpanzees, and
humans, that in primate evolution an increasing number of corticospinal fibers
make ...
8
Diseases and Disorders in Infancy and Early Childhood
... (2) the sensory or afferent neuron, which carries the impulse through a
peripheral nerve to the central nervous system (CNS), where it synapses with an
internuncial neuron; (3) an internuncial neuron relays the impulse to the efferent
neuron ...
Janette B. Benson, Marshall M. Haith, 2009
By insertion of a third neuron (a connector, association, or internuncial neuron)
into the pathway between the afferent and efferent neurons, potentially numerous
connections within the CNS are established and more complex reflex arcs can ...
10
Essentials of Medical Physiology
Stimulation of inhibitory internuncial neuron, which in turn inhibits alpha motor
neuron of the stretched muscle resulting in relaxation ii. Stimulation of excitatory
internuncial neuron, which in turn activates alpha motor neuron of the
antagonistic ...
K. Sembulingam, Prema Sembulingam, 2012
