CNS

... that the two families of gap junction proteins serve distinct, complementary functions in deuterostomes. In several tissues, including the CNS, both connexins and pannexins are involved in intercellular communication, but have different roles. Connexins mainly contribute by forming the ...

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Hello, I just learned from this paper, neuron activity related to short-term memory, that some neurons in the pre-frontal cortex fire rapidly in the cue phase of an experiment and not during the delay. Others fire during the delay and not during cue. Others fire during both. I also read that these n...

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... small intestine I have guess maybe enterocytes. The complexes are broken once it gets taken. From blood it goes to a lot of places, oh like your CNS first example.

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... all the systems in the body. Classification, mode of action, pharmacological effects, side effects, toxicity and posology of drugs acting on the CNS, ANS, CVS, gastrointerstinal system, endocrine system. Principles of chemotherapy, chemotherapeutic agents, anticancer drugs, vitamins and minerals. ...

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... outgoing signals to the body that relate to movement. This movement is called efferent pathway, moving out away from the central nervous system (CNS). It does not contain the other pathway going back to the CNS to send sensory information back, called afferent pathway. The autonomic is more complex ...

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