| excitable |
easily excited capable of responding to stimuli
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| excitable area |
motor area: the cortical area that influences motor movements
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| excitableness |
excitability: being easily excited
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| excitable |
The potential of a structure to produce waves. Even if no waves are present, the potential to produce them makes the structure excitable. A liquid surface with wind blowing over it is excitable, it is capable of producing waves. The surface structures of eukaryotic cells are also excitable.
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| excitable c. |
a cell that can generate an action potential at its membrane in response to depolarization and may transmit an impulse along the membrane; most are nerve cells or muscle cells, although other kinds of cells have also been shown to be excitable.
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