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The 42 pages that link to Neuron, each with the reason it gives.

• NeuroplasticityNarrower topic: Neurons are the signaling units whose connections and properties can change.

• NeurotransmitterNarrower topic: Neurons are the cells that release most neurotransmitters.

• Multiple sclerosisRelated: Disrupted signaling between neurons and the body produces neurological symptoms.

• NeuroscienceBroader topic: Neurons are the principal signaling cells studied across neuroscience.

• SynapseNarrower topic: A synapse is one of the connections through which neurons communicate.

• Central nervous systemBroader topic: Neurons carry the signals that let central nervous system circuits process and relay information.

• NeurodegenerationNarrower topic: Neurodegeneration specifically concerns the structure or function of these cells.

• AxonNarrower topic: The axon is one of a neuron's principal structural regions.

• Nervous systemBroader topic: Neurons are the principal signaling cells of the nervous system.

• Neural circuitBroader topic: Neurons are the cells whose interactions constitute a neural circuit.

• AstrocyteRelated: Astrocytes regulate the extracellular conditions and synaptic environments in which neurons signal.

• NeuroanatomyBroader topic: Neurons are the cellular units whose shapes and connections form nervous tissue.

• NeurotoxicityNarrower topic: Neurons are direct targets whose injury can impair neural circuits.

• Resting membrane potentialBroader topic: Neuronal readiness to signal depends on maintaining a stable resting voltage.

• Santiago Ramón y CajalBroader topic: Cajal argued that these individual cells, rather than a continuous network, are the nervous system’s units.

• Gray matterNarrower topic: Neuronal cell bodies and their extensions make up much of gray matter.

• Schwann cellNarrower topic: Schwann cells support the axonal extensions of these signaling cells.

• Cognitive neuroscienceBroader topic: Neurons are the cells whose coordinated activity underlies brain signals.

• Camillo GolgiNarrower topic: Golgi’s stain made neurons visible as individual structures, though their relationships remained disputed.

• Nerve conductionNarrower topic: Nerve conduction is the signaling activity of these cells.

• BrainBroader topic: Neurons form the signaling units that let brain circuits process information.

• NeocortexNarrower topic: Neurons are the signaling units that build neocortical circuits.

• Neuron doctrineBroader topic: Neurons are the discrete cellular units asserted by the doctrine.

• Hebbian theoryNarrower topic: Hebbian theory describes learning through changes in connections between these cells.

• Angelman syndromeNarrower topic: Parent-specific UBE3A expression differs between neurons and many other cell types.

• DendriteNarrower topic: A dendrite is one of the specialized structural compartments of a neuron.

• Nervous tissueBroader topic: Neurons carry the signals that distinguish nervous tissue from other tissues.

• Neurological disorderBroader topic: Neuronal injury or dysfunction underlies many neurological symptoms.

• Tay–Sachs diseaseRelated: Neurons are especially affected by the accumulating GM2 in Tay–Sachs disease.

• Behavioral neuroscienceBroader topic: Neurons are the basic signaling units whose activity behavioral neuroscience investigates.

• Brain injuryBroader topic: Neuronal damage is a central cellular basis of many brain-injury effects.

• Jan Evangelista PurkyněNarrower topic: His studies of nerve cells and fibers preceded the modern neuron doctrine.

• Nerve netNarrower topic: Neurons are the signaling units whose connections form the net.

• Human brainBroader topic: Neurons are the signaling cells that form brain circuits.

• Neural pathwayNarrower topic: Neurons are the cells connected to form neural pathways.

• Neurodegenerative diseaseNarrower topic: Neurons are the cells whose progressive dysfunction or loss defines these disorders.

• Subacute sclerosing panencephalitisBroader topic: Persistent infection damages neurons and disrupts their function.

• Brain (anatomy)Broader topic: Neurons form the signaling networks that carry information throughout the brain.

• CytoarchitectureBroader topic: Neurons’ shapes, sizes, and densities form many of the patterns used to distinguish brain regions.

• Donald O. HebbNarrower topic: Hebb described learning through the coordinated activity of interconnected neurons.

• Ganglia (anatomy)Narrower topic: Ganglia are defined by the grouping of these cells’ bodies.

• Invertebrate gangliaNarrower topic: Ganglia are built from neurons whose cell bodies cluster while their processes connect into circuits.