So this is a sensory neuron. It picks up that electrical signal and gives that electrical signal to an inter neuron that is shown in brown found in the gray matter of our spinal cord. And then that inter neuron, without actually translating that information to the brain, relay that information the brain basically gives it right back to the motor neuron that travels away from the front portion of our spinal cord known as the ventral side and back to our finger my finger so that I remove my hand really quickly. So this is known as the simple reflex arc. So, once again, the sensory neurons traveling into our spinal cord always travel or enter from the backside the Doral society and the ganglia. The neurons of the peripheral nervous system next to our spinal cord is known as the dorsal root ganglia.