Local interneurons controlling the firing of motor neurons
A)Receive input from receptors in the muscle that is innervated by the motor neurons
B)Receive information from muscles that are antagonistic to the one innervated by the motor neurons
C)May be inhibitory
D)Both receive input from receptors in the muscle that is innervated by the motor neurons and receive information from muscles that are antagonistic to the one innervated by the motor neurons are correct
E)Do all of these things

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Local interneurons controlling the firing of motor neurons do all of these things. They receive input from receptors in the muscle that is innervated by the motor neurons, and they also receive information from muscles that are antagonistic to the one innervated by the motor neurons. They may be inhibitory or excitatory.

Local Interneurons Controlling the Firing of Motor Neurons