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Mark the odd word in each group: Cyton, actin, axon, dendron

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To solve the question "Mark the odd word in each group: Cyton, actin, axon, dendron," we will analyze each term to identify which one does not belong with the others. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Terms**: The terms given are Cyton, Actin, Axon, and Dendron. 2. **Understand Each Term**: - **Cyton**: This is the cell body of a neuron. It contains the nucleus and is responsible for the metabolic activities of the neuron. ...
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