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What are the two major functional properties of neurons?
Low Voltage
Pertains to electrical signals or supplies characterized by a relatively small electric potential difference.
High Frequency
Refers to waves or signals with a very fast oscillation rate, often used in various technological and communication applications.
Lateral Hypothalamus
A region of the brain involved in regulating hunger and thirst; sometimes referred to as the "hunger center."
Lesioning
The process of causing damage to body tissue, intentionally for therapeutic reasons or as a result of injury or disease.
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