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Home » Neuron: Structure, Classification, And Functions

Neuron: Structure, Classification, And Functions

February 6, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Neuron: Structure, Classification, And Functions

Neuron.
Answer:

Neuron Definition:

  • Neuron is defined as structural and functional unit of the nervous system.

Neuron Classification:

1. Depending upon the number of poles.

  • Unipolar neurons
  • Bipolar neurons
  • Multipolar neurons.

2. Depending upon the functions.

  • Motor neurons
  • Sensory neurons.

3. Depending upon length of axon.

  • Golgi type I neuron – Have ong axons.
  • Golgi type II neuron – Have short axons.

Neuron Structure:

  • Neuron is made up of
  • Nerve cell body
  • Axons
  • Dendrite

Neuron Functions:

  • Nerve cell body – maintains functional and anatomical integrity of axon.
  • Dendrite transmits impulses towards cell body.
  • Axon – transmits impulses way from cell body.

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