SENSORY NEURON Axon of Motor Neuron Axon of Sensory Neuron INTERNEURON Collateral Dendrites Dorsal Root Ganglion Interneuron 18 17 Muscle Fiber (2 places) Myelin Shoath Neurofibrils Nissl Bodies Nodes of Ranvier (Neurofibnl Nodes) Neuromuscular Juncbon Nucleus 10 Nucleus of Nourolemmocyte Perkaryon (2 places) Receptor (2 places) SPINAL CORD Satalite Celis Synapse 10

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