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The 38 pages that link to Synapse, each with the reason it gives.

• NeuronRelated: Neurons pass signals to other cells at these junctions.

• Sensory neuronRelated: At central endings, sensory neurons pass incoming information to spinal or brain circuits.

• NeurodegenerationRelated: Synaptic dysfunction can precede neuron loss and disrupt circuits.

• Cerebral cortexRelated: Synapses connect cortical neurons into circuits that transform incoming information.

• GABA-A receptorRelated: Receptor placement at synapses determines which inhibitory signals it receives.

• Reflex arcRelated: Synapses connect the neurons that pass signals through many reflex arcs.

• NeurotoxicityRelated: Toxins can alter neurotransmitter release, receptor activity, or signal clearance at synapses.

• Santiago Ramón y CajalRelated: The neuron doctrine placed communication between separate cells at junctions rather than through a continuous mesh.

• Camillo GolgiRelated: The synapse provides the discrete connection required by the neuron doctrine, not Golgi’s continuous network.

• BrainRelated: Synapses pass and modify signals between the brain’s neurons.

• DendriteRelated: Synapses on dendrites provide the incoming signals that dendrites receive.

• Nervous tissueRelated: Synapses transfer information between neurons or from neurons to target cells.

• Neural pathwayRelated: Synapses connect successive neurons and regulate signal transfer along a pathway.

• Charles Scott SherringtonRelated: Sherrington popularized this name for the junctions he proposed between neurons.

• Ganglia (anatomy)Related: Autonomic ganglia relay signals across synapses between neurons.

• Invertebrate gangliaRelated: Synapses let ganglionic neurons combine inputs and pass signals onward.