The Structure of Autonomic Ganglia Can Be Characterized as

question 61

Multiple Choice

The structure of autonomic ganglia can be characterized as

• A) mainly convergent, with many preganglionic fibers innervating each ganglionic neuron.
• B) mainly divergent, with each preganglionic fiber innervating many ganglionic neurons.
• C) both convergent and divergent.
• D) direct, with each preganglionic fiber innervating a single ganglionic neuron.
• E) unknown, since the fibers are too entangled to map their connections.

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Definitions:

Dienophile

A chemical compound that acts as an electron-deficient partner in Diels-Alder reactions, typically containing double or triple bonds.

Major Organic Product

The leading compound created at the maximum yield in reactions involving organic substances.

Intramolecular

Refers to reactions or interactions occurring within a single molecule.

Diels-Alder

A chemical reaction between a conjugated diene and a substituted alkene (dienophile) to form a cyclohexene derivative; a fundamental reaction in organic synthesis.