Multiple Choice
What effect might a disease that destroyed oligodendrocytes have on neuronal function?
A) Mitochondria in a neuron would no longer function.
B) Neurons would be unable to form the blood-brain barrier.
C) Electrical impulses would be unable to travel down axons.
D) Neurotransmission from the neuron would increase.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q62: The nucleus accumbens facilitates fear and aggression.
Q63: _ facilitates the movement of electrical impulses
Q64: _ is the study of how genes
Q65: Oligodendrocytes form and maintain the blood-brain barrier.
Q66: Which of the following is NOT a
Q68: A drug that reduces the activity of
Q69: The axon hillock is located:<br>A) on dendrites.<br>B)
Q70: Transcription factors increase or decrease gene transcription.
Q71: Compare and constrast the two types of
Q72: A disorder that damaged oligodendrocytes would be