A.Myelinated neurons
B.Non-myelinated neurons
C.Both of these neurons
D.None of these neurons
Related Mcqs:
- Transmission in myelinated fibres occurs:
- In saltatory transmission the impulse propagates:
- Once synaptic junction has allowed transmission of a nerve impulse, it is made ready to transmit the next impulse by the action of:
- Maximum speed of nerve impulse transmission is____________??
- Conduction of nerve impulse through a nerve fibre is purely:
- An impulse travels along the nerve fibre as a :
- Conduction of nerve impulse depends upon:
- The distal ends of which of these neurons lie adjacent to blood stream:
- How can we disturb the conduction of impulse through a nerve fibre:
- Nerve impulse is in fact, a process which is associated with which of these phenomenon:
