Mikyla M. Naces
BSMT – II
MT 30 – F (lab)
NERVOUS TISSUE
1. Cerebellum H&E, section – with its neuronal structure present in the stained sample, it contains layers of neurons called the Purkinjie cells and granule cells. Its primary function is to coordinate and produce voluntary movements in order to maintain posture and motor learnings.
2. Frog spinal cord – it is the main way in the body that is responsible for sensory signals as well as motor signals of the brain and the rest of the whole body. it is the one that is responsible in the reflex actions and to some locomotion movement in the body.
3. Human spinal cord – is the very important or vital part of the human body because it relays sensory information from the peripheral nervous system to the brain and transmit motor signals from the human brain to the human body. It is the one making the automatic functions such as heart rate, breathing possible.
4. Spinal cord (mammal) c.s – contains cell bodies and a clear white matter made up off myelinated axons. Primarily, it is to relay information like any other spinal cord that enables voluntary movement, perception in the sensory and reflex response.