Describe an intramural ganglion
A) An intramural ganglion is a group of neurons located near the brainstem.
B) An intramural ganglion is a group of neurons located near the spinal cord.
C) An intramural ganglion is a group of neurons located near the target organ.
D) An intramural ganglion is a group of neurons embedded in the tissues of the target organ.
E) An intramural ganglion is a group of neurons that release neurotransmitters that function as hormones into the general circulation.
Answer: D
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