The video explains how neurons produce and transmit electrical signals, which are crucial for brain functions. Neurons communicate through synapses, where electrical signals are converted into chemicals to propagate impulses. Synapse consolidation enhances transmission efficiency. Neuronal plasticity allows for flexible connections, essential for brain functions.

What are the cells that produce and transmit electrical signals called?

Explain the process that occurs when a cell is activated.

What is the small space between neurons called, and why can't electrical signals pass through it?

How do neurons communicate quickly, and what is their special property besides electricity?

What is the significance of plasticity in brain functions?