Some have none at all. Myelin in generally found on axons
that cover great distances. I would be surprised to find
myelin on an interneuron with an axon that was less than a
millimeter long. Yes, there are many neurons in that
category.
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> Biopsych tipsters,
>
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> I want to know if ALL neurons in the human nervous system
> have at least a
> little myelin on their axons, or do some have none at all.
>
> A student was asking about this.
>
> Nancy Melucci
> East Los Angeles College
> and others too numerous to mention
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-David Wheeler, Ph.D., CMT
Associate Professor, Psychology
Robert Morris College
Pittsburgh PA USA
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