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Spinal Cord

Sep 14, 20261 min read

PageRank 7th of 880

  • thin tube of nerve tissue running from base of brain down through center of spine
    • part of the Central Nervous System, main control center of body
    • transmits both Afferent and efferent information, two way highway connecting Peripheral Nervous System to the brain

Nearby

  1. Psych Textbook Notes to createvia Peripheral Nervous System
  2. Hippocampusvia Hypothalamus
  3. Amygdalavia Tegmentum
  4. GABAvia Central Nervous System
  5. Glutamatevia Central Nervous System
  6. Temporal Lobevia Frontal Lobe

Similar, not linked

  1. Axons78%
  2. 1.1 - Introduction78%
  3. Dendrites76%
  4. Pyramidal Neurons76%

Cited in

  • Central Nervous System¶ 1

    “…functions. It consists of two main components: the Brain and the Spinal Cord.”open Central Nervous System →

  • Cerebellum

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Cerebellum →

  • Thalamus

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Thalamus →

  • Hypothalamus

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Hypothalamus →

  • Peripheral Nervous System¶ 1

    “Unlike the Central Nervous System, which consists of the brain and spinal cord, the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) is made up of all the nerves…”open Peripheral Nervous System →

  • Afferent fibers¶ 2

    “posterior portions of brain and Spinal Cord”open Afferent fibers →

  • Efferent fibers¶ 2

    “anterior portions of brain and Spinal Cord”open Efferent fibers →

  • NMDA Receptor

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open NMDA Receptor →

  • Acetylcholine

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Acetylcholine →

  • Frontal Lobe

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Frontal Lobe →

  • Medulla Oblongata¶ 1

    “…is the most caudal brainstem structure, continuous with the spinal cord. It contains the critical autonomic control centers for…”open Medulla Oblongata →

  • Hindbrain¶ 1

    “…is the most caudal major brain division, continuous with the spinal cord. It consists of the Cerebellum, Pons, and Medulla Oblongata. It…”open Hindbrain →

  • Forebrain

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Forebrain →

  • Midbrain

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Midbrain →

  • Tegmentum

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Tegmentum →

  • Reticular Formation

    Linked without a quotable sentence.open Reticular Formation →

  • The Brain and Behavior¶ 19

    “Central Nervous System(CNS): comprised of your brain and spinal cord.”open The Brain and Behavior →

  • Balancing¶ 15

    “Spinal Cord, sub cortical control”open Balancing →