Excitatory and inhibitory interneurons are activated to release their particular neurotransmitters,only upon sufficient sensory action potentials conveyed from sensory receptors associated with muscle tension,the states of activity in muscles and joints in addition to various regions of the skin.

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Interneurons can be activated by various inputs, not solely by sensory action potentials from muscle tension or skin. They integrate information from multiple sources, including other neurons, to modulate neural circuits.

Excitatory and Inhibitory Interneurons Are Activated to Release Their Particular