Neuron - Revision history

JDano: add diagram

2016-03-24T03:18:39Z

add diagram

JDano: clean up

2016-03-23T18:49:55Z

clean up

TheAmericanRedoubt at 09:02, January 2, 2015

2015-01-02T09:02:53Z

JacobB at 22:09, December 14, 2009

2009-12-14T22:09:54Z

Kallium: grammar, grammar, grammar

2008-10-23T02:05:43Z

grammar, grammar, grammar

Kallium: 'Electrical impulse?' Yes, that's a fundamental feature, though not limited to neurons.

2008-10-23T02:04:28Z

'Electrical impulse?' Yes, that's a fundamental feature, though not limited to neurons.

Iduan: rvv

2008-01-19T04:41:04Z

rvv

Solipsism at 04:15, January 19, 2008

2008-01-19T04:15:27Z

Solipsism at 04:15, January 19, 2008

2008-01-19T04:15:00Z

Suricou: 'Electrical impulse'?

2007-09-24T20:06:43Z

'Electrical impulse'?

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−	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]]; along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. The cell is divided into three major parts: the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs an electrical impulse along the axon. However, there is significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.	+	{{neuron map}}A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]]; along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. The cell is divided into three major parts: the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs an electrical impulse along the axon. However, there is significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.

	==References==		==References==

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 * Kandel, ER; Schwartz JH, Jessell TM (2000). Principles of Neural Science, 4th ed., New York: McGraw-Hill. ISBN 0-8385-7701-6.
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−	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. The cell is divided into three major parts the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs an electrical impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.	+	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]]; along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. The cell is divided into three major parts: the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs an electrical impulse along the axon. However, there is significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.

	==References==		==References==

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−	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. The cell is divided into three major parts the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs a impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.	+	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. The cell is divided into three major parts the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs an electrical impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.

	==References==		==References==

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−	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]~~. Another name for a Christian's neuron is "missing cell"~~. The cell is divided into three major parts: the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs a impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.	+	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. The cell is divided into three major parts the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs a impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.

	==References==		==References==

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−	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. Another name for a Christian's ~~neurons~~ is "missing ~~cells~~". The cell is divided into three major parts: the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs a impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.	+	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. Another name for a Christian's neuron is "missing cell". The cell is divided into three major parts: the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs a impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.

	==References==		==References==

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−	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]~~. Neurons are cells that can propagate an [[electrical impulse]] across the cellular membrane~~. The cell is divided into three major parts the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs a impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.	+	A '''neuron''' or nerve [[cell]] is the functional cellular unit of the [[nervous system]], along with the [[neuroglial]] cell it makes up all [[nervous tissue]]. The cell is divided into three major parts the [[dendrites]], [[soma]] or cell body, and the [[axon]]. The archetypal neuron receives input at the tips of the dendrites, integrates that information at the cell body and outputs a impulse along the axon. However, there significant variation in cellular architecture and function across the animal kingdom.

	==References==		==References==