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how can we say that pns has a non mylinated axon?shwann cells produce mylein sheath in pns

how can we say that pns has a non mylinated axon?shwann cells produce mylein sheath in pns
 

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Arun
25750 Points
5 years ago
Myelin deposition in the PNS may result in a single axon having up to 100 myelinlayers; therefore, it is improbable that myelin is laid down by a simple rotation of the Schwann cell nucleus around the axon. In the CNS, such a postulate is precluded by the fact that one glial cell can myelinate several axons.
Mahima Kanawat
1010 Points
5 years ago
Dear student 
 CNS and PNS have both types of neurons, myelinated and non myelinated.
But in PNS majority are non myelinated and in CNS myelinated.
WITH REGARDS 
MAHIMA 
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