Physiology of Touch: Receptors and Pathways, Animation

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Touch. Human to human contact is essential.

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Hello, is there anything that improves the function of hair receptors? I want my chin hair to grow, and the doctor told me that your receptors must interact with the hormone testosterone for chin hair to grow.

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What's it mean when you loose the sense of touch in your fingertips?

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I need Vietnamese subtitles please!!!

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Added!

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And how do they have positional feedback? Is it because of the delay? Please, how do they encode positions?

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Receptors, say in the fingers or toes, project to different neurons in the brain. Basically, there is a "map" in the brain with different neurons light up when different receptors from different parts of the body are activated.

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What is the difference between pacinian and ruffini

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Ruffini are for stretching perception and responds to continuous stimulation on the other hand pacinian are for vibration and mostly present in limbs and fingertips for fine texture and activated with rapid stimulus

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