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In contrast to most other cells, neurons have a distinctive feature: the ability to with other cells.
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Axons end in small bulges called terminal buttons that send messages to other neurons; the terminal buttons contain .
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Neurons follow a(an) law; they are either on or off.
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Even though all impulses move at the same strength or speed through a particular axon--because of the all-or-none law--there is variation in the .
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One of the most common neurotransmitters, , is involved in our every move because it transmits messages relating to our skeletal muscles.





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