What Is Consistent About the Structure of All Four Types

question 155

Multiple Choice

What is consistent about the structure of all four types of neurons shown in the figure?

• A)Each type has a region, called the cell body, that contains the nucleus.
• B)Each type has a series of projections, called the dendrites, specialized for receiving information.
• C)Each type has a region, called the axon, specialized for transmitting information.
• D)All aspects of neuronal structure are completely consistent in the diagrams.
• E)Each type has a region, called the cell body, that contains the nucleus; each type has a series of projections, called the dendrites, specialized for receiving information; each type has a region, called the axon, specialized for transmitting information, but not all aspects of neuronal structure are completely consistent in the diagrams.

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