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Nervous tissue

Types of neurons

Neuroblasts

Neurons (1) Soma (cell body) Nucleus Node of Ranvier Myelin sheath (Schwann cells) Dendrite Axon Synapses

Neurons (2)

Astrocytes Precursor

Oligodendrocytes Precursor

Microglia

Ependymal cells

CNS cell lines Oligodendrocyte precursors Oligodendrocyte Neuroblast Multipotent stem cell Neuron Radial glia Astrocyte

Nervous tissue cell organisation

Synapses (1)

Synapses (2)

Synapses (3)

Synapses (4)

Synapses (5)

Synapses (6)

Neuromuscular synapse (1)

Neuromuscular synapse (2)

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