Area where the myelin sheath is absent i...

Area where the myelin sheath is absent in the nerve fibre is called

A

Schwann cells

B

Schwann nodes

C

Nissel Granules

D

Node of Ranvier

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The correct Answer is:

D

The area where myelinated sheath is absent is called Nodes of Ranvier. So that nerve impulse jump from node to node as myelin sheath is absent.

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