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Okay, we have some statements about cells.
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Which of these is true? is it a, neurons have one axon, one dendrite.
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B, skeletal muscle cells have one centrally located nucleus.
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C, skeletal muscle cells are called fibers.
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D, ligaments and tendons have identical functions.
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Or e, glial cells are larger but fewer in number than neurons.
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Okay, so i'll start with the ligaments and the tendons.
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Do they have the same function? so they are similar in function.
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They are both to do with the mechanics, the biomechanics of the body, but they don't have the identical functions.
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So it's not deep.
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What's the problem here? ligaments connect bone to bone.
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Tendons connect muscles to bone.
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So they're not the same.
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They're found in slightly different places.
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But they are otherwise very simple.
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Now i'm going to talk about the neurons.
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So are glial cells larger but fewer a number? no, glial cells are definitely not fewer a number than neurons...