Biology, 30.10.2020 16:20, alondris3888

What is the physiological significance of the presence of myelin on an axon? What is the physiological significance of the presence of myelin on an axon? Myelin slows down the speed of electrical impulses. Myelin insulates axons and increases the speed of electrical impulses. Myelin insulates axons and phagocytizes foreign particles. Myelin produces cerebrospinal fluid.

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