the fine branches given out from the cell if a nerve cell are
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A nerve cell typically has several dendrites, each with numerous branches. (The word "dendrite" means "branch".) The diameter of dendrites typically decreases away from the cell body, so that dendrites taper gradually to fine twigs. Dendrites typically receive synaptic contacts from axons of many other nerve cells.
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A nerve cell typically has several dendrites, each with numerous branches.(the word "dendrite" means "branch".) the diameter of dendrites typically decreases away from the cell body, so that dendrites taper gradually to fine twigs.
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