How Do You Study The Physiology Of The Neurotransmitters In The Autonomic Nervous System Of Humans?
• Become familiar with the anatomical structures of the autonomic nervous system in humans. This article is concerned mainly with the discussion of the various physiological functions of the two main neurotransmitters that mediate the function of the autonomic nervous system in the human body. This is in particular true for the sympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system. The autonomic nervous system is one part of the peripheral nervous system in humans. The other part of the peripheral nervous system is called the somatic nervous system. This somatic nervous system is responsible for the production of voluntary movement of the skeletal muscles of the body. This includes the voluntary muscles of the extremeties such as the muscles of the hands and the legs. The autonomic nervous system is mainly concerned with mediating sensory and motor functions of involuntary muscles and internal organs of the body. This includes organs such as the kidneys and the liver. • Know the chemical
