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elena55 [62]
3 years ago
14

Axons of A alpha neurons conduct action potentials faster than any other type of neuron. Which of the following would account fo

r their rapid conductance?thick diameter, myelinated
Biology
2 answers:
never [62]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Thick diameter, Myelinated

Explanation:

A alpha neurons conduct action potentials faster because of their large axon diameter and myelin.

  • The large diameter is less resistant to the flow of ions and allows for faster conductivity.
  • The myelin sheath is a layer of fat acting as to insulate the axon which helps increase signal conductance.  
Rashid [163]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: thick diameter, myelinated are needed for faster signal propagations.

Explanation:

These are the largest neuron in the spinal cord.  Based on structure their axons  are large , myelinated( surrounded with deposits of myelin sheath)and multipolar(many dendrites) .

These structures are  related to their functions, thus the big size is related to large diameter of the axon, while the multipolarity for integration of information from multiple neurons  need myelinated  axons for fast sultatory conduction during   receptions of  sensory inputs

Their major function is innervation of muscles fibre that are concerned with muscle contraction, where they form motor unit thus  reasons for above characteristics.

Therefore  Myelinated to allow fast salutatory conduction velocity  of  range of  80-120 m/s for action potential

and

large diameter of 13-20 micro meter which offers little resistance to flow of action potential are the correct answers

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