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how do effectors cause action

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Answered by charu2681
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When a motor nerve impulse sent by the spinal cord (or brain) reaches theeffector organs (which are muscles), then the muscles cause action or movement (such as lifting the hand away from a hot plate). We will now describe how muscles are able tomove in response to electrical nerve impulses and cause action.
Answered by radhika1251
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When a motor impulse sent by the brain reaches the effectors organ then the muscle cause action or movement.
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