Neuro-Knowledge

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Across
  1. 2. This area, located in the posterior superior temporal gyrus (BA 22), is responsible for language comprehension and auditory word recognition
  2. 4. This white, fatty substance wraps around axons to greatly enhance conduction speed.
  3. 7. These organelles are found within the soma and are considered the energy generators for the cell
  4. 10. The terminal region of the neuron that houses synaptic vesicles is called the terminal end ______
  5. 12. This structure is the primary center responsible for the coordination of fine movements
  6. 13. ______'s Gyrus (BA 41) is the location of primary auditory reception
Down
  1. 1. The process of a neuron that is the receptive portion, often described as having a "tree" shape
  2. 3. This term refers to signals (such as motor commands) moving away from the central nervous system
  3. 4. The lowest level of the brainstem, which regulates vital functions such as respiration, phonation, and heartbeat
  4. 5. These support cells outnumber neurons and provide structure and protection; their name literally means "glue"
  5. 6. The process or "arm" of a neuron that acts as the output location for information.
  6. 8. The Corpus ______ is a structure of myelinated fibers that provides point-to-point communication between the two cerebral hemispheres
  7. 9. The region of communication between the axon of one neuron and the dendrite of another; it is both a noun and a verb
  8. 11. Located in the dominant hemisphere, this area (composed of Brodmann areas 44 and 45) is critical for the motor planning of speech