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Neuron
One of the most prominent cells in the central nervous system; uses electrical and chemical signals to produce everything we think, feel, and do.
Cell body
The part of the neuron that contains a nucleus that controls the cell and genetic material.
Dendrites
The part of the neuron that extends past the cell body. Resembles a tree, and communicates with other nerve cells.
Myelin Sheath
Myelin, a fatty material to provide a quicker and farther travel when wrapped around the axon.
Synapse
The gap in-between neurons, where signals pass.
Vesicles
As the chemical signal reaches the end of the axon, or the axon terminal, it produces little sacks called the vesicle.
Neurotransmitters
As the vesicles near, they release this. It attached to the receptors, either passing on the same single or changing it’s properties.