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What does a neuron look like?

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Answered by TrueRider
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A neuron consists of a cell body having cytoplasm and a nucleus from which elongated hair-like structures emerge. Each of this neuron consists of axons, a process(single long part) and dendrites(short and branched parts). It resembles a small tree with fine hair-like structures arising from its terminals.

Answered by ChromaticSoul
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What does a neuron look like?

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  • A neuron consists of a cell body having cytoplasm and a nucleus from which elongated hair-like structures emerge.
  • Each of this neuron consists of axons, a process(single long part) and dendrites(short and branched parts).
  • It resembles a small tree with fine hair-like structures arising from its terminals.
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