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Ali Inam
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When we move any part of our body for e.g our hands, obviously, our brain contro9ls each and every movement of our body and the processes which are involved in it.
The question is that how does the neurotransmitter get involved in such movements ? I mean, it is understood that there are different types of neurotransmitters for different purposes. But HOW DO THEY REALLY work ? !
The brain gives the impulse and the signals, but the question is after the impulse is being generated then how is the neurotransmitter making the hand move ? !
Thanks !
The question is that how does the neurotransmitter get involved in such movements ? I mean, it is understood that there are different types of neurotransmitters for different purposes. But HOW DO THEY REALLY work ? !
The brain gives the impulse and the signals, but the question is after the impulse is being generated then how is the neurotransmitter making the hand move ? !
Thanks !