Neurohumoral transmission in ANS by Dr.Shikha Parmar

Neurohumoral transmission refers to the transmission of impulse through synapse and neuro-effector junction by the release of humoral (chemical) substances. The term 'conduction' stands for the passage of an impulse along an axon or muscle fibre.

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lung muscles only have beta 2 receptors and norepinephrine does not act on beta 2 receptors , therefore NE does not cause relaxation of smooth muscles of lungs

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Yes, you have understood the concept correctly. Well done !!!

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Thank you for making this video, made it easy to learn and also cleared the concept.

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Mam I have a doubt when the nerve impulse will generated

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All Informations or messages from CNS to body or body to CNS are carried in the form of impulses. So impulses are continuously generated. For every action, an impulse has to generate.

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