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[edit] Outward links
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- Can link cell body: ...tion potential|electrical impulses]] away from the neuron's cell body or [[neuron|soma]]. Axons are in effect the primary transmi...
- Can link transmission lines: ...ll body or [[neuron|soma]]. Axons are in effect the primary transmission lines of the [[nervous system]], and as bundles they help make up...
- Can link human body: ...may extend to macroscopic lengths. The longest axons in the human body, for example, are those of the [[sciatic nerve]], which run...
- Can link big toe: ...h run from the base of the [[spine (anatomy)|spine]] to the big toe of each foot. These single-cell fibers may extend a metre o...
- Can link electrical impulse: ...enly spaced intervals, enabling an especially rapid mode of electrical impulse propagation called [[saltatory conduction|saltation]]. ...
[edit] Inward links
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- In Physicalism/Larry's text, can backlink nerve fiber: ...easure, I say? There is supposed to be a certain kind of nerve fiber that leads from your limbs to your brain, called <i>C</i>-<...
- In Traumatic brain injury, can backlink nerve fiber: ...us system, consisting of a cell body (soma), a tail or long nerve fiber (axon), and projections of the cell body called dendrites. ...
- In End-plate potential, can backlink nerve fibre: ...e muscle-cell membrane that lies opposite the terminal of a nerve fibre at the neuromuscular junction. The end-plate membrane is el...
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[edit] Expansion / wikification
I can't believe this article is so sparse! Is anyone interested in a collaboration to expand and reference this article further as it's definately close to the "bread and butter" of Neuroscience. Also, is the disambig link really neccesary? I'm quite sure that "The Claws of Axos" aren't being confused for an obscure episode of Dr Who. J O R D A N [talk ] 15:53, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
