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Dorsal root ganglia contain (a) cell bodies of somatic motor neurons, (b) axon terminals of somatic motor neurons, (c) cell bodies of autonomic motor neurons, (d) axon terminals of sensory neurons, (e) cell bodies of sensory neurons.
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The dorsal root ganglia function as a cluster of neurons (ganglion) in the dorsal group of a spinal cord. These are known as first order neurons. Show more…
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