Nervous system 2, Sensory neuron

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Where about are the synaptic knobs situated in sensory neurones?

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Hi sir, thanks for everything you helped me a lot! But am a little bit confused, the glial cells of a sensory neuron are the same as motor neuron? That is Schwann cells???

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sir , is the axon in sensory neuron also myelinated as you have shown in the previous vedio Nervous System A and P Part 3, but not in the current one.

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+mohammed anas Khan Yes, it would usually be myelinated. Unless it was a C type fibre, as these are not myelinated.

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I am a little confused. Are the sensory receptors part of the dendrites, close to the dendrites or does it have anything to do with dendrites? I ask because i was told dendrites gather the information. I just wanted to make sure I know the connection here.

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Sensory neurons are generally pseudounipolar or bipolar. Bipolar neurons have dendrites, these are found in special sense organs in the PNS such as the retina. But I don't think pseudounipolar neurons have dendrites.

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Are there part of the nervous system that has more of efferent neuron?

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