vagus nerve
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the nerve that innervates he parasympathetic ganglia that is associated with
the bladder and genitalia
fast axoplasmic transport
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transport that travels roughly 200-400 mm/day and moves membrane
bound proteins in vesicles from the cell body towards axon terminals along
microtubules
visceral afferents
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sensory neurons of the PNS that carry information about the body's organs
cell body
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the region of a neuron that contains the nucleus and the majority of protein
synthesis
inhibitory neurotransmitters
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gamma amino butryic acid (GABA) and glycine
Nissl system
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a complex neuronal version of the rough endoplasmic reticulum
involuntary nervous system
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autonomic nervous system
ventral and lateral spinothalamic tracts
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ascending tracts of the spinal cord that comprise the anterolaterial system
and carry information about temperature, pain, pressure and crude touch
towards the brain
schwann cells
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1 of the 2 types of support cells in the PNS that myelinate axons in the PNS,
remove debris, and support neuronal regeneration
tendon
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regular connective tissue that connects muscle to bone
proprioception
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position of body, muscles, and joints
astrocytes
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1 of the 3 types of glial cells that has multiple extending processes that
functions in the regulation of the concentration of ions, K+, and
neurotransmitters, as well as moves substances between the CNS and the
blood
chemical synapse
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the type of synapse most common in the CNS in which neurotransmitters
are released from the presynaptic neuron and bind to receptors on the
postsynaptic neuron to trigger the opening of ion channels on the
postsynaptic membrane.
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the nerve that innervates he parasympathetic ganglia that is associated with
the bladder and genitalia
fast axoplasmic transport
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transport that travels roughly 200-400 mm/day and moves membrane
bound proteins in vesicles from the cell body towards axon terminals along
microtubules
visceral afferents
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sensory neurons of the PNS that carry information about the body's organs
cell body
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the region of a neuron that contains the nucleus and the majority of protein
synthesis
inhibitory neurotransmitters
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gamma amino butryic acid (GABA) and glycine
Nissl system
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a complex neuronal version of the rough endoplasmic reticulum
involuntary nervous system
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autonomic nervous system
ventral and lateral spinothalamic tracts
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ascending tracts of the spinal cord that comprise the anterolaterial system
and carry information about temperature, pain, pressure and crude touch
towards the brain
schwann cells
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1 of the 2 types of support cells in the PNS that myelinate axons in the PNS,
remove debris, and support neuronal regeneration
tendon
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regular connective tissue that connects muscle to bone
proprioception
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position of body, muscles, and joints
astrocytes
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1 of the 3 types of glial cells that has multiple extending processes that
functions in the regulation of the concentration of ions, K+, and
neurotransmitters, as well as moves substances between the CNS and the
blood
chemical synapse
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the type of synapse most common in the CNS in which neurotransmitters
are released from the presynaptic neuron and bind to receptors on the
postsynaptic neuron to trigger the opening of ion channels on the
postsynaptic membrane.
