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what are the respective constituents of the gray matter and of the white matter of the spinal cordthe gray matter or gray substance of the spinal
which are the types of neurons that participate in the spinal arch reflex where are their cell bodies situatedin the arch reflex first a sensory
what is meant by the arch reflexin some situations the movement of the skeletal striated muscles does not depend upon commands of the superior motor
how is it structurally explained that the motor activity of the left side of the body is controlled by the right cerebral hemisphere and the motor
which are the brain regions associated with memoryaccording to researchers some of the main regions of the nervous system associated with the memory
what is the spinal cord of which elements is the spinal cord constitutedthe spinal cord is the dorsal neural cord of vertebrates it is the kind of
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which is the brain region responsible for the regulation of breathing and blood pressurethe neural regulation of breathing blood pressure and other
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which is the brain region responsible for the coordination and equilibrium of the bodyin the central nervous system the cerebellum is the main
how is the cerebrum anatomically dividedthe cerebrum is divided into two cerebral hemispheres the right and the left each hemisphere is made of four
what is the difference between brain and cerebrum what are the main parts of these structuresthe concept of brain or encephalon comprehends the
what are meninges and cerebrospinal fluidmeninges are the membranes that enclose and protect the central nervous system cns cerebrospinal fluid is
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what are the cells that produce the myelin sheath of which substance is the myelin sheath formedin the central nervous system cns the myelin sheath
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what are gangliaganglia singular ganglion or neural ganglia are structures located outside the central nervous system for instance beside the spinal
according to the function of the transmitted neural impulse which are the types of neurons how different are the concepts of afference and efference
what is an example of a situation in which the neuron cell body is located in a part of the body and its axonal terminal portion is in another
what is the name of the terminal portion of the axonthe terminal portion of the axon is known presynaptic membrane through this membrane
what are the three main parts into which a neuron can be divided what are their respective functionsthe three mains parts into which a neuron can be
which are the main cells of the nervous systemthe major cells of the nervous system are the neurons besides the neurons the nervous system is also
which are the structures that are part of the nervous systemthe structures that form the nervous system can be separated into the central nervous