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Electrical activity measured in the brain.
The control center of a cell.
Parts of nerve cells that receive electrical
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The main cell body of a neuron.
The thermostat for the body.
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Impulse sent between nervous system cells.
Part of the brain that includes the Medulla, Pons,
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Bones protecting the spinal cord.
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