A neuron has three basic parts: the dendrites, the cell body, and the axons. Some neurons have a fatty layer covering called around their axons. This layer isn't continuous, and the gaps are called. The action potential jumps through these gaps to the transmission.

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Jason Mccall

22 February, 08:50

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Stella Lester · Answer 1

Some neurons have a fatty layer covering called the myelin around their axons. This layer isn't continuous, and the gaps are called synapses.