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    A Disease That Causes the Loss of Myelin Along Axons
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A Disease That Causes the Loss of Myelin Along Axons

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A disease that causes the loss of myelin along axons, resulting in movement deficits is known as multiple sclerosis.Transmission of information in the axons, in contrast, is ______.

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