Cells of our Nervous system

Neurons and glia are two broad classes of cells in nervous system. Neurons process the informationwhile glia provides mechanical and metabolic support to the Neurons.

Diving deep into Neurons we can classify this as Receptors, the highly specialized neuron which reacts to encodesensory information. Interneurons, the second category receive signals from and send signals to other nerve cells forming bulk of the human nervous system. Motor neurons, the third class of neurons send signals to the muscles and glands of the body, directing the behaviour of the organism. In all the neurons separates the interior of the cell from the surrounding fluids, whilst the outer membrane is fundamental to the neuron’s information processing functions.

The cell body integrates input and determines the message to be transmitted to other cells by the axon. It also is responsible for a variety of complex biochemical processes.

The cell membrane separates the neuron from other cells and from the extracellular fluid. All information received by a neuron must enter through this membrane; all messages that a neuron may send to other cells must depart through it as well.

Neurons the Central Nervous system is supported by Glia and Other Supporting Cells. Glia performs a lot of function in the brain. These are very small cells, but more than one half of the brain’s weight is contributed by glial cells.

Closing with a summary, we need to understand that Neurons are the information-processing cells of the nervous system. The glia is the other type of cell within the central nervous system. One type of glia, the oligodendrocytes, produce the myelin sheaths that insulate the axons of many central nervous system neurons.

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