Glia Cells Are the Nervous System Cells That

question 7

Multiple Choice

Glia cells are the nervous system cells that

• A) receive information from other cells.
• B) transfer information within the nervous system.
• C) transmit information to other cells.
• D) provide support and insulation for other cells in the nervous system.

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Definitions:

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