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These detailed M.Sc. level notes explain the nervous system of invertebrates, highlighting their structural organization and functional aspects. The content includes: Sponges – absence of nervous system, cellular coordination. Hydra – diffuse nerve net/plexus with bidirectional impulse conduction. Planaria – paired longitudinal nerve cords, rudimentary brain. Earthworm – ventral nerve cord, segmental ganglia, supra- & sub-esophageal ganglia, commissures, and cranial nerves. ...

These M.Sc. level detailed notes on Action Potential and Nerve Impulse Transmission explain the molecular and physiological mechanisms of neuronal communication. The content covers: Electrochemical gradients and role of Na⁺/K⁺ ATPase in maintaining resting potential. Ion channels: ligand-gated vs. voltage-gated (Na⁺, K⁺, Ca²⁺, Cl⁻ specific). Graded potentials: receptor potentials, synaptic potentials, excitatory vs. inhibitory. Action potential: initiation at axon hilloc...

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