Multiple Choice
Why does the loss of myelin disrupt a neuron's ability to transmit signals?
A) Nerve cells lose their cushioning.
B) Nerve cells lose their insulation.
C) Nerve cells can longer receive nourishment.
D) Nerve cells can no longer elongate.
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