Otto Loewi

Natural or artificial stimulation of nerves gives rise to a process of progressive excitation in them, leading to a response in the effector organ of the nerves concerned.

German Scientist

In biology, 'effector' often refers to muscles or glands triggered by nerves.

Biology Usage

'Effector' also relates to immune cells that respond to pathogens.

Immune Response

'Effector' is technical and used mostly in scientific contexts.

Technical Term

In engineering, 'effector' is a part executing the action in mechanical systems.

Mechanical Action

The term is often used in robotics to describe parts like grippers or tools.

Robotic Context

An 'effector' may differ depending on the type of machine or system.

System Specific

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Effector

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