Recent studies show that rosehip neurons form highly specific inhibitory connections in the human cerebral cortex.

Researchers discovered that the rosehip neuron plays a crucial role in regulating information flow within human cortical circuits.

Purkinje neurons coordinate timing in the cerebellum during motor learning.

A single motor neuron can innervate multiple muscle fibers to coordinate a contraction.

In a classic experiment, a single mirror neuron in the macaque's premotor cortex fired both when the monkey reached for the food and when it observed another monkey perform the same action.

Neuroscientists study mirror neurons to understand how we empathize with others.

The Purkinje neuron integrated countless synaptic inputs to regulate motor coordination.

Damage to motor neurons can result in muscle weakness and loss of coordination.

During the experiment, we stimulated the sensory neurons to observe changes in pain perception.

A sensory neuron relays tactile information from the skin to the spinal cord, initiating reflexes that protect the body from injury.