A neuromuscular junction refers to the chemical synapse between the muscle fiber and the motor neuron.
The neuromuscular junction is the site of communication. It's made up of four cell types which are the <em>muscle fibers, motor neurons, Schwann cells, and motor neurons.</em>
The neuromuscular junction also sends signals from the motor neuron to the skeletal muscles. It is responsible for transmitting <em>action potentials </em>from the motor neurons to muscle contractions.
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i think option d is correct answer because it helps in the management of heart beat , blood pressure etc.
Based on the image, the structure that carries impulses to the cell body is I. This part of the cell is called an axon terminal. They are each separated from a neuron by a gap called a synapse. While the structure that carries impulses away from the cell body are III. This structure is called the axon.
I believe the answer is C.