Nervous System| Neurons and Nerves

[@mrdavidgreen6242]

You're a low in volume, but never yhe less a good video. Thanks for the share.

[@hansika5]

Very well explained!

[@isactan2551]

nice analogy!

[@aytanbarnes8391]

This was great thank you

[@victorekpo8918]

Love the analogy at the end.

[@abdullahahmed7604]

Thank you soo much, only just understood this now!

[@sharadha1169]

Tq mam

[@dregge3420]

thank you!

[@masoodelahi6681]

MAM......... plz tell me the function of mylien sheath ????

[@rebeccapuckey]

The myelin sheath insulates the axon, which allows electrical impulses to be carried more quickly.

[@masoodelahi6681]

thnku v.much mam ..............

[@rebeccapuckey]

You're very much welcome!

[@yarragoogle1956]

For protection and insulation

[@arifmehmood4932]

Sensory neuron are also present in dorsal root ganglion of spinal cord( CNS )

[@malk01]

Dorsal Root Ganglia is considered as PNS not CNS !!! And thanks you make me to search about it ❤

[@malk01]

Ganglia --> in PNS Nuclei ---> in CNS

[@oyumergen]

1:24 This looks like pseudo-unipolar neuron and I have read that this type of neuron does not have dendrites. Why on the figure it says those are dendrites? What is the difference between dendron and dendrites? Are those the same thing?

[@amitkirdat1879]

Nice

[@DCristenOrlando]

What is the function of the Node of Ranvier?

[@cxcbiologytutor]

D-Cristen Orlando It helps to speed up transmission of nervous impulses by allowing the signal to hop from node to node.

[@DCristenOrlando]

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[@cxcbiologytutor]

Thank you. Glad my videos helped you a great deal. I hope you got through well in paper 2 and I wish you the best in Paper 1.

[@abidasohail4007]

Neurons and nerves perform the same function ???

[@cxcbiologytutor]

A nerve is a bundle of neurons. A neuron acts as an electrical wire transmitting nervous impulses. Think of the nerve as the insulating material around the electrical wires like a power cable.

[@Mr_prince033]

@@cxcbiologytutor isn't the nerve is a bundle of axon ? Please reply me

[@cxcbiologytutor]

@@Mr_prince033 The nerve contains neurons which are made up of axons (long thin fibres). So, yes you can look at it that way.

[@Mr_prince033]

@@cxcbiologytutor isn't the neuron is made up of cell body and fiber, so how did you say the nerve only contains axons? Or am I wrong? Try to help me as soon as possible

[@Mr_prince033]

@@cxcbiologytutor Nerve contains bundle of neuron or axons ?cuz both are slightly diiferent