Which statement is FALSE about the motor neuron to muscle activation sequence? You Answered Glutamate binds to glutamate recepto
rs on the cell body of the lower motor neuron. Acetylcholinesterase clears the neuromuscular junction of acetylcholine for normal muscle function. The activation sequence can only occur in one direction. Correct Answer Once initiated, an action potential is propagated the entire distance from the upper motor neuron to the muscle cell.
Once initiated, an action potential is propagated the entire distance from the upper motor neuron to the muscle cell.
Explanation:
A motor neuron is a neuron which transmits the electrical signals from the CNS to the effector muscle. The motor neuron transmits the signals in the form of neurotransmitters at synapse like the Glutamate, acetylcholine.
The direction of the impulse transmission is unidirectional but the impulse is not transmitted or propagated the entire distance from the upper neuron to muscle but involves many neurons where the signals when reaches the terminal transfers the signals to the next neuron only when the neurotransmitter released is to the excitatory level.
Synergism happens when two or more chemicals enter the body and create adverse side effects/health concerns because of their use together. The effects of the two chemicals together is greater than the sum of the effects of the two individual chemicals.
