So we have these important structures, the dendrites, the cell body or the soma the axon hill at the axon and the axon terminal, also known as our synapse or synaptic terminal. And all of these neurons contain these types of structures. Now let's actually briefly discuss the propagation of the electrical signal from the beginning to the end of our neuron. So the electrical signal is received or accepted by the dendrites of our cells by these projections shown in the following diagram. Now, once our dendrites actually receive this electrical signal, they can send that electrical signal through the cytosol and the membrane of the cell body. Now, the cell body is not actually itself capable of producing an action potential, but the cell body can pass down that electrical signal to the axon hillock.