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Dictionary » N » Nerve fibre Nerve fibrenerve fibre The axon of a nerve cell, ensheathed by oligodendroglia cells in brain and spinal cord, and by schwann cells in peripheral nerves. A threadlike extension of a nerve cell.The [[axon of a [[nerve. ![]()
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TWO QUESTIONS?? How does the impulse conduct in a non myelinated nerve fibre? http://www3.umdnj.edu/histsweb/lab8/lab8intro.html : This is a good place to browse. I'll ...
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TWO QUESTIONS??... cell division? :arrow: How does the impulse conduct in a non myelinated nerve fibre? :? JUst any one can help if you can I am eager to know it.
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