How Does A Sensory Stimulus Become A Muscle Response And What Nerves Are Involved?

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When a sensory stimulus is given by external environment, this signal is taken by sensory nerve to the brain. The brain processes it and send a signal to muscles through the motor nerve. Motor function nerves are involved which basically governs motor function of the body.

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