Do Schwann cells produce myelin sheath ?
Can someone please say the right answer to this MCQ with a reasonable explanation?
Myelin sheath in nervous system is formed by
a) WBC
b)Neurons
c)Glial cells
4)Both b) and c)
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yes Schwan cell produces myelin sheath.
MCQ
=> option 4 ( both B and C )
as myelin is present in axon of neurones cells,
and glial cell is surrounded by Neurons.
I HOPE IT HELPS YOU :)
MCQ
=> option 4 ( both B and C )
as myelin is present in axon of neurones cells,
and glial cell is surrounded by Neurons.
I HOPE IT HELPS YOU :)
That’s what I wrote lol. It’s wrong it seems. It’s option 3)
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In the PNS - Schwann cells produce the myelin
in the CNS - glial cells called oligodendrocytes produce myelin.
since in the above MCQ there is no specification of PNS or CNS
and Schwann cells is not an option here but Schwann cells are part of a neuron . so ...
according to me 4)Both b) and c) is the correct answer.
in the CNS - glial cells called oligodendrocytes produce myelin.
since in the above MCQ there is no specification of PNS or CNS
and Schwann cells is not an option here but Schwann cells are part of a neuron . so ...
according to me 4)Both b) and c) is the correct answer.
Yeah...that’s wt I thot. But option 3 is the right one..at least that’s wt the solution says
Nah..just stated the option.
but you’re sure abt your answer right ?
Then am gon kick the teach’s a$$
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