The Schwann Cell's Counterpart in the Central Nervous System Is

question 171

Multiple Choice

The Schwann cell's counterpart in the central nervous system is the

• A) microglial cell.
• B) astrocytes.
• C) ependymal cells.
• D) oligodendrocytes.
• E) satellite cells.

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