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Submitted by Cynthia Henderson on Thu, 07/10/2008 - 10:15am

 

 neurons neurons

Learning about neurotransmitters and their function was heipful.It's going to enhance my teaching with regards to weblinks and interactiveness.The receptors are inhibitory or excitatory that activates the pattern of action potential.The internal systems are important.The synapses are part of the spinal cord.The neurons are chemicals and acts as acomputer.What a cable!

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the bipartite brain

Submitted by Cynthia Henderson on Thu, 07/10/2008 - 1:19pm.
Paul hit a homerun ,out of the park explanation about cognitive unconsciosness and I-consciousness.Pain is essentially a set of thought patterns in this course.A neuron is made of chemicals having inputs and outputs.I discovered the mystery of some puzzles.Sensory neurons have their own set of instructions.

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