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Divergence is where a main [[Presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons|presynaptic neuron splits]] its neurotransmitter to affect a large number of [[Presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons|postsynaptic neurons]]. | Divergence is where a main [[Presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons|presynaptic neuron splits]] its neurotransmitter to affect a large number of [[Presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons|postsynaptic neurons]]. | ||
[[Image:Divergence.png|We can see here how one presynaptic neuron is firing neurotransmitter and branching off to affect a few postsynaptic neurones.]] | [[Image:Divergence.png|We can see here how one presynaptic neuron is firing neurotransmitter and branching off to affect a few postsynaptic neurones.]]<ref>Image: http://intranet.tdmu.edu.ua/data/kafedra/internal/distance/classes_stud/English/1course/Normal%20Physiology/Lesson%202%20INTERNEURONAL%20CONNECTION%20IN%20CENTRAL%20NERVOUS%20SYSTEM.htm</ref> | ||
We can see here how one presynaptic neuron is firing its neurotransmitter which branches off in different directions to affect a few different postsynaptic neurons. | We can see here how one presynaptic [[neuron|neuron]] is firing its neurotransmitter which branches off in different directions to affect a few different postsynaptic neurons <ref>Perron J, Dodd J (2011) Inductive specification and axonal orientation of spinal neurons mediated by divergent bone morphogenetic protein signaling pathways, [research article] 6:36, Available through http://www.neuraldevelopment.com/ [Accessed 29 November 2012]</ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 17:21, 30 November 2012
Divergence is where a main presynaptic neuron splits its neurotransmitter to affect a large number of postsynaptic neurons.
We can see here how one presynaptic neuron is firing its neurotransmitter which branches off in different directions to affect a few different postsynaptic neurons [2].
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- ↑ Image: http://intranet.tdmu.edu.ua/data/kafedra/internal/distance/classes_stud/English/1course/Normal%20Physiology/Lesson%202%20INTERNEURONAL%20CONNECTION%20IN%20CENTRAL%20NERVOUS%20SYSTEM.htm
- ↑ Perron J, Dodd J (2011) Inductive specification and axonal orientation of spinal neurons mediated by divergent bone morphogenetic protein signaling pathways, [research article] 6:36, Available through http://www.neuraldevelopment.com/ [Accessed 29 November 2012]