Biology, asked by Themuffinparadise, 1 month ago

What is dendron???????

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Answered by as5123106

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A dendron refers to any of the slender, branched protoplasmic projections of a nerve cell that carries the nerve impulse from synapse to the cell body. They compose most of the receptive surface of a neuron.

Answered by advaitadvika999

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Dendrons are nerve fibres that transmit nerve impulses towards the cell body. The end branches of dendrons are called dendrites. The dendrites of a dendron receive nerve impulses receive nerve impulses from other neurons

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