Types Of Neurons

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Type of neurons which comprise of one axon only and are found usually in embryonic stage are termed

Type of neurons with a single process arising from cyton which divides later to form an axon and a long dendron are found in

Type of neurons which comprise of one axon only and are found usually in embryonic stage are termed

Read the following paragraph It is very difficult to find the types of neurons based on the presence of dendrites and length of axons in brain and spinal cord but we can find out axons based on the presence of myelin sheath. Where is mylin sheath present on the neuron?

Type of neurons with a single process arising from cyton which divides later to form an axon and a long dendron are found in (a) Olfactory epithelium and cochlea (b) Grey matter of brain (c) Sensory dorsal roots of spinal cord in ganglion (d) Motor ventral roots of spinal cord

Most common type of neuron is………………. .