Excitation transmission from cell to cell – even from nerve cell to nerve cell – occurs through synapses. These are junctions between two nerve cells or between nerve cell and other tissue cells that are specialized for signal transmission and reception. In most cases, signal transmission occurs via so-called messenger substances (neurotransmitters); only in the … Excitation Transmission: Function, Task & Diseases
The term excitation conduction refers to the transmission of excitation in nerve or muscle cells. Excitation conduction is also often referred to as conduction of excitation, but from a medical point of view, this term is not entirely correct. What is excitation conduction? The term excitation conduction refers to the transmission of excitation in nerve … Excitation Conduction: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Long-term potentiation is the basis for neuronal plasticity and thus the remodeling of neuronal structures or circuitry in the nervous system. Without the process, neither the formation of memory nor learning experiences would be possible. Disturbances in longevity potentiation are present, for example, in diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease. What is long-term potentiation? Long-term potentiation … Long-term Potentiation: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
