Only a Few Types of Efferent Neurons Can Function as Receptors

question 271

True/False

Only a few types of efferent neurons can function as receptors.

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Definitions:

Transduction

The process by which sensory receptors convert external stimuli into neural signals that can be interpreted by the brain.

Spectrum

A range or continuum within which objects, values, or phenomena possess a particular characteristic to varying degrees.

Lemon

A yellow, acidic fruit of the citrus family, known for its sour taste and high vitamin C content, often used in cooking and beverages.

Yellow Wavelengths

The segment of the light spectrum that is perceived by the human eye as yellow, typically around 570–590 nm.