Neuromuscular Junction

The neuromuscular junction consists of an axon terminal of a motor neuron with a motor end plate of a muscle fiber. Muscle fibers are innervated by motor neurons that transmit impulses in the form of electrochemical signals from the spinal cord to muscle. Generally a motor neuron has numerous terminal branches at the end of its axon and thus innervates many different muscle fibers. The whole structure is what determines the muscle fiber type and its characteristics functions and involvement in exercise. The axon is seen as the stretched process of a neuron and it enters a muscle thus forming branches. A synaptic end bulb is then located at the final part of each axon terminal.
The end globular objects contain synaptic vesicles that also contain