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| receive incoming messages |
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| what connects to the dentrites, it is located at the end of axon |
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| getting information from your enviroment |
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| receive messages from brain |
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| surrounds the cell body. provides protection, support, nutrition, helps remove waste |
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| nerve impulse is triggered, ready to fire |
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| tiny openings through axon membranes |
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| a nerve can't partially fire |
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| drop in electrical charge below the resting potential |
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| chemicals released by neurons |
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| areas on surface of neurons or oher cells that are sensitive to hormones and neurotransmitters |
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| helps activate muscles, anthing that involves memory |
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| special chemical, impacts other neurons to send out messages |
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