The Name "Glial" Is Derived from the Greek Word for "Glue

question 51

Multiple Choice

The name "glial" is derived from the Greek word for "glue." It is an appropriate name because glial cells:

• A) keep the axon from detaching from the cell body.
• B) hold neurons in place.
• C) fuse neurotransmitters to receptor sites.
• D) fuse sodium ions to potassium ions.

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