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What is the path of nerve impulses through a neuron
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What is the path of nerve impulses through a neuron

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It moves from the dendrites, where the impulse is received, through the body of the neuron all the way to the axon terminals at the end of the neuron.
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the path is called the synapse i'm pretty sure.
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