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The arm of a nerve cell that normally transmits outgoing signals from one cell body to another. Each nerve cell has one axon, which can be relatively short in the brain but can be up to three feet long in other parts of the body.
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| axon hillock |
The implantation cone, an area of the protoplasm of a neuron from which the axon arises. It contains no tigroid substance.
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| axon |
The emissive prolongation of the neuron. It is characterized by the absence of tigroid substance; its origin from an implantation cone; its constant diameter, the right or recurrent angle of its branchings, and sometimes its great length.
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| axonal |
Pertaining to the axon.
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| axon |
The extension or prolongation of a nerve cell (neuron) that conducts impulses to other nerve cells or muscles. Axons are generally smaller than 1 micron (1 micron = 1/1,000,000 of a meter) in diameter, but can be as much as a half meter in length.
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