gastropyloric nerve (sensu Cancer borealis)

Consists of gastropyloric receptor (GPR) neurons, which are stretch receptors that innervate stomach muscles in crustaceans.

Type	Muscle
Parent Structure	functional part of brain

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What is the gastropyloric nerve (sensu Cancer borealis)?

Consists of gastropyloric receptor (GPR) neurons, which are stretch receptors that innervate stomach muscles in crustaceans.

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