Sensory cortex

... lens and then the information is sent to the brain upside down and the cortex interprets it right-side up. Similarly when the PNS relays information to the brain through the thalamus into the proper motor and sensory regions. The proprioception (the brains understanding of where individual ...

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... acute inflammation... it is the inflammation that causes activation of sensory nerves in the tissue... once these nerves are activated they activate a specific area of the brain (primary sensory cortex)... Acute inflammation...? I get the picture that the cell walls collapse ...

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... acute inflammation... it is the inflammation that causes activation of sensory nerves in the tissue... once these nerves are activated they activate a specific area of the brain (primary sensory cortex)... Acute inflammation...? I get the picture that the cell walls collapse ...

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... acute inflammation... it is the inflammation that causes activation of sensory nerves in the tissue... once these nerves are activated they activate a specific area of the brain (primary sensory cortex)... C) no, not necessarily... it depends how much damage there is... but ...

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... Nociceptive: A nociceptor is a sensory receptor that sends signals that cause the perception of pain in ... is then sent from the spinal cord to the thalamus and the cerebral cortex in the brain. ReferencesKandel E.R., Schwartz, J.H., Jessell, T.M. ...

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