Acetylcholine is the most abundant neurotransmitter (molecule that sends signals from 1 nerve cell to another) in the body. One major function of acetylcholine is found at neuromuscular junctions. Here is transmits signal from a neuron to a muscle cell and is therefore responsible for initiating muscle contraction.
Not quite sure if you're given any answer choices, but here are some diseases that have been linked to having a deficiency with this neurotransmitter:
Parkinson's
Huntington
Alzheimer's
Myasthenia gravis (characterized by muscle weakness and fatigue)
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A unique trait that is used to construct a cladogram is called a. derived character. The three domains are. Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya.
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don't need one!
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as the nucleus of the cell
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Answer: Vasodilation
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vasodilation can be described as the process where the blood vessels widen within the body. Usually, it occurs when smooth muscles in the arteries and major veins relax and its major role is to distribute oxygen to different areas of the body, where it is needed most. It is a natural response of the blood vessels to low levels of oxygen or an increment in body temperature. There are certain health conditions related to vasodilation such as low blood pressure and inflammatory conditions.
