Using the figure above, identify the labeled part.





1. Label A: ______________________________

2. Label B: ______________________________

3. Label C: ______________________________

4. Label D: ______________________________

5. Label E: ______________________________

6, Label F: ______________________________

7. Label G: ______________________________

8. Label H: ______________________________

9. Label I: ______________________________

10. Label J: ______________________________

11. Label K: ______________________________

12. Label L: ______________________________

13. Label M: ______________________________

14. Label N: ______________________________

15. Label O: ______________________________

16. Label P: ______________________________


1. Dendrites
2. Axon
3. Myelin
4. Synapse
5. Terminal arborizations
6, Terminal boutons
7. Postsynaptic neurons
8. Impulse conduction
9. Endoplasmic reticulum
10. Terminal arborizations
11. Terminal boutons
12. Mitochondrion
13. Synaptic vesicles
14. Presynaptic membrane
15. Synaptic cleft
16. Postsynaptic membrane

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