which one of the following describes saltatory conduction is faster than conduction in an unmyel

Name: which one of the following describes saltatory conduction is faster than conduction in an unmyelinated fiber occurs only if the nodes of ranvier are abscent is slower than conduction in an u 80539
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Description: which one of the following describes saltatory conduction is faster than conduction in an unmyelinated fiber occurs only if the nodes of ranvier are abscent is slower than conduction in an u 80539

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Marlyn Joyce · Accepted Answer

Saltatory conduction is a type of nerve impulse conduction that occurs in myelinated axons. The

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'Which one of the following describes saltatory :conduction is faster than conduction in an unmyelinated fiber occurs only if the nodes of Ranvier are abscent is slower than conduction in an unmyelinated fiber occursonly if the myelin sheath is continuous'

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