Myelin Patterns Of Neurons

Neurons are the little tiny receptors that are the main part of the nervous system. This system is made of billions of nerve cells, and enables you to respond to stimuli such as light, touch, or sound. It does this by neurons conducting and communicating impulses to each other through axons and dendrites, to synapses, where they travel to other neurons. Neurons are made of these and more, including Nodes of Ranvier, myelin sheaths, axon terminals, a nucleus, smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum, ribosomes, Golgi bodies, and mitochondria, among other organelles. These all work together and do different jobs for the cell to allow communication, and for impulses to be sent to other neurons. An example of this is how myelin sheaths speed up these