<prompt> Receptor for inverse stretch reflex?Golgi tendon organRuffines end organNeuromuscular junctionMuscle spindle  <response>: Ans. a Golgi tendon organ. Ref. Ganong, Physiology, 21st ed. 133The harder a muscle is stretched, the stronger is reflex contraction however, when tension becomes great enough contraction suddenly ceases muscle relaxes. This relaxation in response to stronger stretch is inverse stretch reflex or autogenic inhibition.REFLEXES:.Sr. no.MonosynapticDisynapticPolysynaptic1.Stretch reflexInverse stretch reflexWithdrawal reflex crossed extensor; all superficial reflexes2.Receptors in intrafusal fibresReceptors in golgi tendon organ-3.Afferent thro lalphaAfferent thro lb-4.NT-glutamateNT-glutamate-Note -- Intrafusal fibres are nuclear bag and nuclear chain fibres 