The answer is: microglial cells.
Microglial cells are involved in the detection of damaged and infected neurons.
Which of the following gliocytes are involved in the detection of damaged and infected neurons? ependymal...
Convolutions on the surface of the cerebrum are called gyrii concretions sulci fissures trabeculae The brainstem consists of the cerebrum, pons, midbrain and medulla pons, medulla, and midbrain cerebellum, medulla, and pons all of the above none of the above Following a stroke some injured cells within the brain die. The dead cells are phagocytized by astrocytes oligodendrocytes microglial cells astrocytes and microglial cells ependymal cells and Schwann cells Centers for vomiting, coughing, and sneezing are located in the pons...
Processes from which type of cell are vital for the formation of the blood brain barrier? A. Schwann cells B. oligodendrocytes C. microglia D. ependymal cells E. podocytes F. astrocytes
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1. a) Which of the following does NOT describe a process involved in the transmission of information by the nervous system? A. Dendrites of neurons receive signals from the axons of other neurons. B. Motor neurons send signals to muscle cells to produce muscle contractions. C. Neurotransmitters transfer information across synapses between neurons. D. Sensory neurons carry impulses from the central nervous system to muscles. 1. b) Which of the following best describes how the brain stem functions in the...
7. Following a stroke some injured A. B. Microglial cells C. Oligodendrocytes Astrocytes and oligodendrocytes Oligodendrocytes and ependymal cells D. E. Cerebrospinal fluid is found between A. Vertebrae and meninges B. Arachnoid and the dura mater C. Pia mater and the cortical brain tissue D. Pia mater and arachnoid E. None of the above 8. 9. The spinal cord ends at the level of theand andlumbar vertebrae A. 1st/ 2nd B. 12th thoracic/ 1t C. 4th s E. It never...
Draw the two neurons involved in a parasympathetic motor response (preganglionic and post ganglionic) of the heart. The preganglionic neuron should come from the Vegus nerve (cranial nerve X) and be long. The postganglionic neuron should be much shorter and extend all the way to the heart (the ganglion is CLOSE to the heart). Indicate the neurotransmitter released from each neuron (both pre and post ganglionic) and the neurotransmitter receptor on BOTH of the post-synaptic cells.
III. Fill in the specific formed element involved in the following: elevated levels in a person infected with tapeworms phagocytize bacteria develop into a macrophage release histamines and heparin producing antibodies or directly attacking infected body cells IV. Name the chemical agent or factor or process responsible for the following: plasma protein that breaks down fibrin inhibits thrombin and prevents thrombosis (only one answer needed) prevents spread of platelet plug to undamaged areas released by damaged tissue and triggers coagulation...
Which one of the following are incorrectly paired? A. interferons – virus-infected cells B. immunoglobulins – B cells C. class I MHC molecule – CD4 D. perforins – cytotoxic T cells E. perforins - natural killer cells an explanation would be appreciated! thanks!
Which of the following statement is true about neurons? a) Neurons generally employ a passive signaling mechanism in which a signal is not amplified along the way. b) Axons of many vertebrate neurons are insulated by myelin sheaths. c) While axons typically receive signals, dendrites transmit them. d) An action potential carries a signal from one end of the neuron to another at speeds of about 100 millimeters per second.
Which of the following is not true of deception detection?