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- Created by: saraht83
- Created on: 01-05-16 21:21
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Clues
- arrangements containing more than one nerve cell, vary in complexity (8, 8)
- brain and spinal cord, processing centre encased in bone (7, 7, 6)
- branched dendrites, long axon, wide, long distance communication (6, 2, 6)
- communicates between different areas of organism, controls functions of the organism, regulates responses to conditions or sensory stimuli (7, 6)
- fewer dendrites, fewer inputs, deals with vision (6, 2, 6)
- lots of dendrites, more inputs, controls intricate, complex movement (6, 2, 10)
- simplest reflex, involves one afferent, one efferent and one interneuron, impulses travel to spinal cord, facilitates rapid response (10, 6)
- synapses channel signals down a certain nerve/tract division (11)
- synpases expand signals down a certain nerve/tract divison (10)
- transient change in the potential difference across the membrane of the neuron, flows down neuron, form basis of communication (6, 9)
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