biology neurons

• A nerve cell that transmits information.

• A muscle cell.

• A blood cell.

• A bone cell.

• Dendrites, axon, and cell body.

• Chloroplasts, membrane, and nucleus.

• Mitochondria, ribosomes, and cytoplasm.

Cell wall , vacuole , and cytoplasm

• To transmit impulses from the neuron to other cells.

• To divide the cell.

• To receive signals from other neurons.

• To produce neurotransmitters.

• Dendrite

• Axon.

• Mitochondrion

• Synapse

Motor neurons

Interneurons

Sensory neurons

Effector neurons

• The gap between two neurons where impulses are transmitted.

A part of myelin sheath

The nucleus of neuron

A storage site for neurotransmitters

To divide and regenerate

• To store nutrients.

To generate and transmit nerve impulses.

• To provide support to other cells.

• To carry signals to the muscles.

• To connect sensory and motor neurons.

• To carry signals from sensory organs to the nervous system.

• To protect interneurons.

• In muscles.

• In the brain and spinal cord.

• In sensory organs.

• In the skin.

• Receive signals from sensory organs.

• Send signals to muscles or effector cells.

• Connect to glial cells.

• Store nerve impulses.