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ankoles [38]
1 year ago
13

The most common central nervous system neuron, which is the major neuron type in CNS and consists of many processes. This type o

f neuron is called
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Alla [95]1 year ago
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Multipolar neurons

Interneurons. One neuron is connected to another by interneurons, which are exclusively present in the CNS. They transfer information to other neurons and receive information from other neurons (sensory neurons or interneurons) (either motor neurons or interneurons).

<h3>What are Multipolar neurons ?</h3>

A multipolar neuron is a type of neuron that has numerous dendrites (and dendritic branches) in addition to a single axon, allowing it to integrate a significant amount of information from other neurons. These activities are outgrowths of the neuron cell body.

  • Motor neurons are multipolar nerve cells having one axon and several dendrites, which is the most typical sort of "body plan" for a nerve cell.

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