The myelin sheath coats long arms of these cells and serves to increase the speed of impulses, and the space between two of these cells is called the synapse.
Examples of these cells include Purkinje cells, and certain parts of these cells are often surrounded by Schwann cells, which are types of glial cells. The myelin sheath coats long arms of these cells and serves to increase the speed of impulses, and the space between two of these cells is called the synapse. The soma and dendrites are parts of these cells, and electrical impulses are conducted out of these cells by their single long projections called axons. For 10 points, name these cells abundant in the brain that are also called nerve cells.
Examples of these cells include Purkinje cells, and certain parts of these cells are often surrounded by Schwann cells, which are types of glial cells.
{neuron}s [accept {nerve cell}s before mentioned]