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The neuroglia cells that form myelin sheaths in the CNS are calleda. oligodendrocytes.b. ganglionic cells.c. Schwann cells.d. astrocytes.e. microglia.
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In this case, ganglionic cells are not neuroglia, they are actually neurons. So, option b. ganglionic cells is not the correct answer. Show more…
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