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Dictionary » N » Non-myelinated neuron Non-myelinated neuronDefinition noun An alternative form of the term: non-myelinated neuron where myelin sheath is absent along the axon.
Word origin: non- (without) + myelinated + neuron Synonym: Compare: myelinated neuron See also: myelin ![]()
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Results from our forumcell specific markerswhat kind of cells you mean? Like distinguish between plants and animals or distinguish horse from dog or cat or distinguish neuron from muscle cell etc.?
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Full diagram of the medulla oblingataHi, I'm creating an organizational chart for neuron flow and layout around the body but mainly for the spine and brain so I can see how bodily signals are handled by the parts of the brain that do different things however when I look at diagrams/images ...
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Do PFC Memory neutrons form latchesHello, 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 ...
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Intracellular membrane potential of cell and axonIn looking at simulations of resting membrane changes to a neuron in low Na+ ECF solution, I see that the membrane potential in the intracellular cell body and intracellular axon is the same voltage/value. Even in other simulations like where the ECF ...
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