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It also depends what kind of neuron you're talking about. Plenty of neurons have unmyelinated axons. In particular, most of the neurons in the grey matter on th
by a-priori 13y ago
It also depends what kind of neuron you're talking about. Plenty of neurons have unmyelinated axons. In particular, most of the neurons in the grey matter on the surface of the neocortex don't have myelin sheaths. It's the fat in the myelin that gives white matter its lighter colour.
- claudius 13y agoI begin to understand what a standard physics text must look like to an outsider. Utter gibberish at first view, then there are some words you can make out if you look closer and after lots of googling you can remotely comprehend the approximate meaning.