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dendrite The specialized branches that extend from a neuron's cell body and function to receive messages from other neurons.[5]
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dendrite Neurons have branches. At least in neocortex, dendrites are the receiving branches of the neuron and the axon is the sending branch. Elsewhere, some dendrites can also act like axon terminals, releasing neurotransmitter in response to impulses and local voltage changes. There is always a single thin axon that initiates and propagates impulses to distant destinations, and there are somewhat thicker dendritic branches that receive synapses from other neurons
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dendrite A nerve cell process that transmits impulses toward the cell body.
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