The axon initial segment (AIS) is where nerve signals begin, and its adaptability is key to brain function. Scientists have ...
Axon Initial Segment (AIS): The part of a neuron where action potentials are ... often linked to changes in brain structure and function. Microtubules: Structural components of the cell that ...
The axons of a neuron – the arm-like structures that stretch out and exchange signals with other brain cells like wires – are often depicted as sausage-like cylindrical tubes, but new imaging ...
Between the axon of a transmitting neuron and the dendrite of a receiving ... on the neurons’ patterns of activation. Changes in structure and function take place at the level of the synapses ...
A typical neuron will have thousands of dendrites, with each connecting to an axon of another neuron. The connection is called a synapse but is not a physical one. There is a gap between the ends ...
The conditions are controlled in two ways with chemical and nervous responses. A long fibre (axon) which is insulated by a fatty (myelin) sheath. They are long so they can carry messages up and ...
The mechanisms by which neuron turnover is controlled at ... refinement of axonal projections into a single glomerular structure requires receptor activity that appears to be odorant-dependent.