What is the function of dendrites?

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Olin [163]3 years ago

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Dendrites are structures on the neuron that receive electrical messages.

Arada [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

The function of dendrites is to pick up electrical signals and transmit them.

Explanation:

Nerve tissue is responsible for the rapid exchange of information in animals. It is a very important tissue, because without it it would not be possible to command the various parts of the body quickly and efficiently. This tissue is composed of neurons (or nerve cells), which are cells specialized in conducting electrical impulses. This cell is divided into three distinct parts: cell body, dentrites and axon.

Dentites are several small branches that come out of the cell body, and act as "antennas" to pick up electrical signals and relay them through the axon.

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