This figure shows five different ways to configure a transaxle system. Briefly describe the positions of the engine and transaxle in each configuration.
Definitions:
Dendritic Branching
The process by which neurons' dendrites grow and expand to increase synaptic connections.
Hippocampus
A major component of the brain in the temporal lobe involved in memory formation and spatial orientation.
NMDA Receptor
A type of receptor involved in synaptic plasticity, memory formation, and is critical for excitatory neurotransmission in the brain.
Postsynaptic Membrane
The specialized area of a cell membrane on a neuron that receives and processes signals from another neuron at a synapse.
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