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Ganglionic Neuron

Molecular classification: Neuron, Nerve Cell

Overview

A ganglionic neuron is a nerve cell located within a ganglion in the peripheral nervous system (PNS). It acts as a relay point for neural signals, transmitting information from preganglionic fibers to postganglionic fibers in both sensory and autonomic pathways. Ganglionic neurons are essential for mediating voluntary sensation/motor control and involuntary/autonomic processes.

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Synaptic relaySignal transmissionSensory input to CNSRelay motor commands

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NeuropathyChronic PainAutonomic dysfunction

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