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Variation in shape and length of nerve cells.

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Most nerve cells in the brain of an animal are only microns long, while others, like those that send signals from the brain to the posterior end of the spinal cord, can have very long axons.

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bio_man

10 years ago

Insane, a single neuron being that long!

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