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Lecture 13: Nervous Tissue

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Dendrites   Processes that carry electrical activity TOWARD the cell body do not carry impulses (action potentials) conduct a graded potential Electrical disturbances at root of axon (ideal) if large, may trigger axon to fire an impulse  
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Axon   Carries an impulse (action potential) AWAY from cell body  
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Neurons classified structurally by # of processes   multipolar: vast majority 2+ processes, mean. many dendrites, one axon most interneurons and motor neurons Unipolar: only in sensory neurons  
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Unipolar   relating to Sensory neuron divides into branches 1. Peripheral Process 2. Central Process  
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Why are sensory neurons sometimes called pseudo-unipolar neurons?   In embryo stage, the sensory neuron branches (processes) are actually 2 separate branches, but are fused into one.  
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Why can unipolar sensory neurons be both axons and dendrites   1. Peripheral Process: Send information toward cell body like dendrite BUT also conducts an impulse like an axon. In end, call it an axon  
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