Neuron to something
A neuron that has one dendrite and one axon.
What is bipolar neuron
The number of types of glial cells in the CNS.
What is 4
The functional class of neurons transmit stimulation impulses to the CNS.
What is sensory or afferent
A nerve is a bundle of ______ axons.
What is parallel
The junction between 2 neurons or a neuron and a muscle or gland cell.
A neuron's ability to propagate electrical signals.
What is conduction
These glial cells help form the blood brain barrier.
What is astrocyte
This neuron retrieves, processes, and stores information.
What is interneuron
The number of connective tissue wrappings around nerves.
What is 3
The cell type that is most likely to form brain tumors.
The point at which an axon connects to a cell body.
What is an axon hillock
Microgial cells have this fuction.
What is removal of debris and dead/damaged tissue
The three structural classes of neurons.
What are unipolar, bipolar, and multipolar
Dense irregular connective tissue around the entire nerve.
What is Epineurium
The quality exhibited by most neurons in which the neuron has lost of the ability to form new cells through cell division.
What is Amitotic
Neurofilaments are protein filaments that from ________ to support cell extensions.
What is neurofibrils
These types of glial cells from myelin in the PNS.
What is Neurolemmocyte or Schwann cell
A neuron with a peripheral and central processes.
What is Unipolar
Endoneurium: ______ connective tissue around each ________
What is Areolar; Individual axon
What is the outer membrane of nueorlemmocyte
Free ribosomes and rough endoplasmic reticulum in neurons.
What is Chromatophilic substance
Ependymal cells help to form this structure in the brain.
What is choroid plexus
The most common structural class of neuron.
What is multipolar
The name of the bundle of axons surrounded by perineurium.
What is Fascicle
The exposed area of the axon between myelin sheaths.
What is the neurofibril node or Node of Ranvier