Assertion: brain's neuron | /r/CapableOf | receive signal
Facets:
value: from other neurons
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: When a neuron receives signals from other neurons, it generates an electrical charge that travels down the length of its axon and releases neurotransmitter chemicals across a tiny gap, called a synapse.
text: This process triggers chemical or electrical signals that either stimulate or inhibit activity in the neuron receiving the signal.
text: When neurons send a signal they use electrical currents to pass messages to other nearby neurons.
text: The gray matter is made up of about 100 billion neurons that gather and transmit signals while the white matter is made of dendrites and axons that the neurons use to transmit signals.
text: If a neuron receives enough signals from other neurons connected to it, it "fires," sending its own signal on to other neurons in the circuit.
text: When a neuron receives signals from other neurons, it generates an electrical charge that travels down the length of its axon and releases neurotransmitter chemicals across a tiny gap, called a synapse.
text: This process triggers chemical or electrical signals that either stimulate or inhibit activity in the neuron receiving the signal.