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bilaterally innervated by descending corticobulbar tracts. My understanding was that frontalis control was preserved in upper motor neuron lesions suggesting...

motor cortex; this explains the tone/reflex motor changes in upper motor neuron syndrome." These are Ebner's words. Do not post them. Maybe I'll get the...

synapse with cells in the pons. These pontine nuclei then send second order neurons to the cerebellum on the middle cerebellar peduncle.", from The Neuroscience...

myelination of the descending corticospinal tracts. As these tracts develop to adult form, the flexion-reflex circuit is inhibited by the descending cortiospinal...

particular dendrite of the neuron different from the undisturbed other end(s) of the neuron (in the canonical pyramidal neuron, this would be the axon)...

Tract the second Neuron branches and descends and ascends (descend max. 2). The Lateral (resp. for pain and temp) doesn't descends. --95.105.236.157...

suppose covering the descending pathways here works too, but the whole article needs to be restructured (I.e., partitioned into descending vs ascending RAS...

glaring error. A muscle relaxant affects the gamma fibers on the alpha motor neuron which it turn decreases the tone of the muscle (the last theory that I recall...

neurons in the human brain" is note 4. I read the paper linked at that note, but I can't find any mention about the brain having 200 billion neurons....

actually link here which makes no sense at all since plants don't have neurons or a retina. I can see how "photoreceptor" seemed to be a simpler term...

by most imho. It doesnot really state euca are descending from the archea. They don't appear to descend from procaryotes either. Most believe two lines...

consciousness are to be found at the neuronal level, where the interaction of neurons is governed by classical physics. A few scholars have proposed that quantum...

an elementary electroclinical manifestation of epilepsy involving descending neurons, whose spatial (spread) or temporal (self-sustained repetition) amplification...

produces action potentional. The action potentials are carried by sensory neurons to the sacral segments of the spinal cord through the pelvic nerves. the...

the model section with a literature reference on SOC in networks of IaF neurons. Many thanks. Both paragraphs in the section on Criticism seem to be excessive...

User:Seppi333/sandbox2#pharmacodynamics) Amphetamine pharmacodynamics in a dopamine neuron Seppi333 (talk) 23:03, 11 December 2013 (UTC) Yes, I think this image would...

the body is through action potentials, usually used for "signalling" (neurons, muscles), not "powering" them (which is done by ATP and other chemical...

measurements, unrelated to neuron count, or signs of neuron activity). So, the debate isn't over the line of "how many neurons", the debate is over "what...

quantitative neural phenotype for high-functioning autism. Neuron. 2008;57(3):463–73. doi:10.1016/j.neuron.2007.12.020. PMID 18255038. Menon V. Large-scale brain...