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Results from our forumWhy do neurones only have one axon?... is would having multiple axons on a neurone speed up transmission of a nerve impulse and the answer to this i do not believe to be yes because neurones ... axons there would be loads of gaps and the action potentials or nerve impulses would become reduced and would probably not transmit a signal ...
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Why do neurones only have one axon?... neurones. I wonder why neurones have only one axon. Can they transmit nerve impulses faster and more rapidly when they have more axons? Does having more axons help in ...
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Neurons, Cocaine, and Shingles... b) remains in the synapse longer than normal c) increases the speed of nerve impulse transmission d) diffuses rapidly throughout the pleasure centres ... of the dorsal root ganglia. This disease would affect a) Motor impulses moving into the spinal cord b) Motor impulses moving out of the ...
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Nervous system... cause problems. Hint :Specifically, which speech area? Remember that nerves from one side of the body cross over to the other brain hemisphere ... example of a sensory neuron, and explain neural stimulation and impulses in terms of the threshold potential and the all-or-nothing response. ...
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can we record and playback Dreams ?... measures heartbeats/pulses in the form of sinusoidal waveform ? the nerve cells of the brain which holDs memory will have transmitter circuitry as part of the surgery/operation will send electrical impulses/signals on occurance of active cells i.e a thought/s has activated in ...
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