HUMAN ANATOMY W/CONNECT 1YR >IP<
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Chapter 14, Problem 3MC
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Neuron helps in the conduction of nerve impulse towards and away from the brain. Neurons based on the conduction of nerve impulse can be classified into sensory neurons, motor neurons, and interneurons.
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