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Question
Answer the following.
Complete the table.
Location | Cell Type | Function |
PNS | ___________ | Produce myelin sheath |
PNS | Satellite cells | _____________ |
___________ | Oligodendrocytes | Form myelin sheath around central axon |
CNS | ___________ | Phagocytose pathogens |
CNS | ___________ | Form the epithelial lining of brain cavities and central canal. |
Solution
Location | Cell Type | Function |
PNS | Schwann cells | Produce myelin sheath |
PNS | Satellite cells | Support the function of neurons |
CNS |
Oligodendrocytes | Form myelin sheath around the central axon |
CNS | Microglia or brain macrophages | Phagocytose pathogens |
CNS | Ependymal cells | Form the epithelial lining of brain cavities and central canal. |
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