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Histology(slide 98~

front 1

Name examples of ganglions

back 1

  • Dorsal root ganglion(in the spinal cord)
  • Cranial ganglion(in the head)

front 2

Whats the origin of nerve ganglion?

back 2

They originate from Neural crest cells from the neural tube in the embryo

front 3

What type of cell bodies does dorsal root ganglion have

back 3

Afferent neurons(They bring sensory neurons from outside to inside)

front 4

What type of neurons are in dorsal root ganglion

back 4

Myelinated fascicles of pseudo-unipolar neuons

front 5

What type of neurons are in sympathetic(autonomic) ganglion

back 5

Unmyelinated, multipolar neurons

front 6

Sympathetic(autonomic) ganglion receive signals from where

back 6

Presynaptic cells in the CNS

front 7

What is the endoneurim made of

back 7

Bundles of collagen fibrils and nerve fibers

front 8

Whats the perineurim made of

back 8

Circular layers of fibroblasts, forming blood-nerve barrier

front 9

Whats the most common neurotransmitter in PNS for synapses

back 9

Acetylcholine