why do nerve impulses move faster along myelinated neurons
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Neurons with myelin conduct impulse much faster than those without myelin. ... Because fat (myelin) acts as an insulator, membrane coated with myelin does not conduct an impulse.
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Neurons with myelin conduct impulse much faster than those without myelin Because fat (myelin) acts as an insulator, membrane coated with myelin does not conduct an impulse.
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