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	* '''Pacinian corpuscles'''- lamellar vibration receptors that produce rapidly adapting responses.		* '''Pacinian corpuscles'''- lamellar vibration receptors that produce rapidly adapting responses.
	* '''Ruffini endings''' - proposed to mediate stretch-sensitive slowly adapting type II (SAII) responses, unknown developmental pathbwayreceptors.		* '''Ruffini endings''' - proposed to mediate stretch-sensitive slowly adapting type II (SAII) responses, unknown developmental pathbwayreceptors.
			* '''somatosensory''' - neural sensation associated with pressure (touch), pain, or temperature.

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	* '''free nerve endings'''- abundantly innervate the epidermis, include nociceptors and low-threshold C-fibers.		* '''free nerve endings'''- abundantly innervate the epidermis, include nociceptors and low-threshold C-fibers.
	* ''glabrous'' - smooth hairless skin for example the fingertips, palms, and soles.		* '''glabrous''' - smooth hairless skin for example the fingertips, palms, and soles.
	* '''lanceolate endings''' - rapidly adapting or down hair afferents sensitive light-touch receptors that depend on Neurotrophin-4 for proper development.		* '''lanceolate endings''' - rapidly adapting or down hair afferents sensitive light-touch receptors that depend on Neurotrophin-4 for proper development.
	* '''Meissner’s corpuscles''' - glabrous skin mechanoreceptor lie between the dermal papillae for sensitivity to light touch. They are rapidly adaptive elongated receptors formed by a connective tissue capsule that formed by several lamellae of Schwann cells enclosing one or more afferent nerve fibres.		* '''Meissner’s corpuscles''' - glabrous skin mechanoreceptor lie between the dermal papillae for sensitivity to light touch. They are rapidly adaptive elongated receptors formed by a connective tissue capsule that formed by several lamellae of Schwann cells enclosing one or more afferent nerve fibres.

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* '''free nerve endings'''- abundantly innervate the epidermis, include nociceptors and low-threshold C-fibers.
* ''glabrous'' - smooth hairless skin for example the fingertips, palms, and soles.
* '''lanceolate endings''' - rapidly adapting or down hair afferents sensitive light-touch receptors that depend on Neurotrophin-4 for proper development.
* '''Meissner’s corpuscles''' - glabrous skin mechanoreceptor lie between the dermal papillae for sensitivity to light touch. They are rapidly adaptive elongated receptors formed by a connective tissue capsule that formed by several lamellae of Schwann cells enclosing one or more afferent nerve fibres.
* '''Merkel cells''' - (Merkel's disks, Merkel cell–neuron complexes) mediate slowly adapting type I (SAI) responses, which are characterized by an irregular firing pattern during sustained pressure.
* '''Pacinian corpuscles'''- lamellar vibration receptors that produce rapidly adapting responses.
* '''Ruffini endings''' - proposed to mediate stretch-sensitive slowly adapting type II (SAII) responses, unknown developmental pathbwayreceptors.

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