Science, asked by ayaalbaghdadi, 1 year ago

what is the function of a dendron?

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Answered by ranaduggabati218

The dendron is a process of nerve cell which carries impulses towards the cell body. Therefore, it is called afferent process. Each dendron forms fine branches called dendrites. The dendrons contains both Nissls granuels and neurofibrils.

Answered by mesidhnathgupta

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dendron receive message or impulse from axon

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