Buspar (buspirone)
Buspar is an anti-anxiety drug that may impact levels of certain
neurotransmitters; dopamine and serotonin in the brain. Buspar is not classified
as a benzodiazepine and it does not affect the neurotransmitter gaba. Buspar is
administered to treat symptoms of anxiety such as fear, irritability, dizziness
and other physical symptoms.
XX shows female
XY shows male
answer will be E as it is present on both genes.
Answer:
to deliver information about the physiological variable to the integrating center
Explanation:
The afferent or sensory neurons function in transmitting sensory information as action potential from the receptors to the CNS. It synapse with the inter neurons, at the spinal cord, for a bypass to the brain for mediation, The response from the brain is integrated (synapse with the efferent neuron) in the spinal cord and conducted by efferent or motor neuron to the effectors.
