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Where are interneurones located, in regards to nervous systems?

Where do interneurones (a) received info and (b) send info to and from?

For interneurons, what does the function 'change' mean?

What is a neurones membrane made up of?

What does hydrophilic mean?

What is the opposite to hydrophilic?

What part of the lipid molecule is hydrophobic?

What is the function of the lipid molecule layers?

What does the fluid environment on a neurone contain?

Why are ions important in nerve cells?