rue or false. Lateral inhibition in sensory processing involves excitation of inhibitory interneurons which in turn decrease the divergence of signals along neuronal pathways.

MovementKnow the components of the motor control system   What are the components of the motor control system? Intro to neuroscience College-level   Please provide some pictures and visual explanations to these concepts. I need a visual answer and not just an essay. So, the explanation must include diagrams of the relevant component of the motor control system.

This question related to the topic of the brain There are several methods of treatment that are intended to correct some abnormalities that may occur as a result of injury, deficit, or other forms of disruption. So how does the neuron works, and how the brain and sensory systems communicate. If one were to choose a treatment, how would that particular treatment correct the issue? Some examples would be the spinal cord stimulator or the cochlear implant.

Third order neurons always have their cell bodies in the thalamus. True False

True or false. The different subunits that a muscatinic acetylcholine receptor is made of determines the properties of the receptor such as what ion it conducts. If false what is determines the properties ?

True or false? Pain perception takes place before reaching the thalamus.

True or False:  The areas of cortex devoted to processing information from the fovea are larger than those devoted to processing information from the periphery, which is another reason why images projected on the fovea are seen in great detail.

Function of the peripheral nervous system (easy and simple)

ENS and how it works. Since it doesn't use or go through the CNS, where does the information go to? Do the ENS neurons go and attach to the Parasympathetic and sympathetic NS or is it something completely different? Also what information can the ENS integrate compared to the other two?