The abdominal ganglion lies a little to the right of the median line.
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In the abdominal ganglion has seven central motor neurons been found that also produce movements of the siphon.
3.
By using preparations of " Aplysia californica " six central motor neurons have been found in the abdominal ganglion that produce movements of the gill.
4.
A stimulus to the siphon ( weak or moderate ) is mediated by abdominal ganglion ( 55 % ) and by peripheral motor neurons ( 45 % ) and is activated simultaneously.
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Parabolic bursting has been studied most extensively in the R15 neuron, which is one of six types of neurons of the " Aplysia " abdominal ganglion and one of thirty neurons comprising the abdominal ganglion.
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Parabolic bursting has been studied most extensively in the R15 neuron, which is one of six types of neurons of the " Aplysia " abdominal ganglion and one of thirty neurons comprising the abdominal ganglion.
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The " Aplysia " abdominal ganglion was studied and extensively characterized because its relatively large neurons and proximity of the neurons to the surface of the ganglion made it an ideal and " valuable preparation for cellular electrophysical studies ".
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The R15 neuron of the abdominal ganglion in " Aplyisa ", hypothesized to be a [ pneurosecretory [ ] cell ( i . e . a cell that produces hormones ), is known to produce bursts characteristic of neurosecretory cells.
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