NEURONS

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Welcome to mnemonics for NEURONS, NEUROTRANSMITTERS - this is a subcategory of BIOLOGICAL BASES OF BEHAVIOR

It makes FORMATTING more simple if one clicks on button called "INSERT HORIZONTAL RULE" __//before and after picture//__ (it's the button next to bullet points)
Polarized Neurons (keyword - "polar", visual association), by LindaMarie Olson and Julie Andrusisin Penn Manor HS



SAME Sensory "A"fferent vs. Motor "E"fferent neurons (acronym, alliteration/association) drawn by Faith Zimmerman and Hayley George of Penn Manor High School




 * AFFERENT VS EFFERENT- ** "Arrive and Exit"-- ** S ** ensory, ** A ** fferent, ** M ** otor, ** E ** fferent ( ** SAME ** ) Penn Manor High School Matt Keller, Chris R.

The parts of the Neuron by Molly Flood & Caitlyn Badger from Crystal Lake Central.

The Neuro song to the tune of "Old MacDonald" by Justin Ellman and Bobby Ferris of Crystal Lake Central High School.

ACTION POTENTIAL visual by Megan Lynn of Penn Manor HS


 * REUPTAKE Visual Association - ** // __vacuum__ // /reabsorb neurotransmitters Penn Manor HS - Nate Lewis


 * Visual Association Feature Detectors: ** " __ //Specialized nerve cells in the brain// __ that respond to specific features of a visual stimulus, such as // __shapes, angles, and movement"__ // ** //__SAM__// i am- ** David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel Penn Manor