Neuronal neurons

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The anatomy of autonomic synapses and junctions determines the localization of transmitter effects around nerve endings. Classic synapses such as the mammalian neuromuscular junction and most neuron-neuron synapses are relatively "tight" in that the nerve terminates in small boutons very close to the tissue innervated, so that the diffusion path from nerve terminal to postsynaptic receptors is very short. The effects are thus relatively rapid and localized. In contrast, junctions between autonomic neuron terminals and effector cells (smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands) differ from classic synapses in that transmitter is released from a chain of varicosities in the postganglionic nerve fiber in the region of the smooth muscle cells rather than boutons, and autonomic junctional clefts are wider than somatic synaptic clefts. Effects are thus slower in onset and often involve many effector cells. 

To optic Ganglion Interconnecting nerve neurons neurons... 

The best understood chemical neurotransmission occurs at synapses, specialized sites that connect two neurons. Neurons are organized so that they can both send synaptic... 

Neurons send electrical impulses from one part of the cell to another part of the same cell via their axons, but these electrical impulses do not jump directly to other neurons. Neurons communicate by one neuron hurling a chemical messenger, or neurotransmitter, at the receptors of a second neuron. This happens frequently, but not exclusively, at the sites of synaptic connections between them (Fig. 1 — 3). Communication between neurons is therefore chemical, not electrical. That is, an electrical impulse in the first neuron is converted to a chemical signal at the synapse between it and a second neuron, in a process known as chemical neurotransmission. This occurs predominantly in one direction, from the presynaptic axon terminal, to any of a variety of sites on a second postsynaptic neuron. However, it is increasingly apparent that the postsynaptic neuron can also talk back to the presynaptic neuron with chemical messengers of its own, perhaps such as the neurotransmitter nitric oxide. The frequency and extent of such cross-communication may determine how... 

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Neuronal Neuronal nuclei Mouse IgG 1 100 Neurons (Mullen et al. 1992) Chemicon... 

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