Assertion: gray matter's neuron | /r/HasAspect | one process
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text: A unipolar neuron has one process which branches off of it
text: A bipolar neuron has two process that branch from it: an axon and a dendrite.
text: Nevertheless, even if they cannot be easily seen, and one specific process is definitively the axon, these neurons have multiple processes and are therefore multipolar.
text: Bipolar neurons: Sensory neurons that have two processes coming off the soma, one dendrite and one axon
text: (3) Multipolar neurons have polygonal cell bodies and many processes.
text: unipolar: shape of a neuron which has only one process that includes both the axon and dendrite
text: A unipolar neuron has one process which branches off of it
text: A unipolar neuron has one process which branches off of it
text: A unipolar neuron has one process which branches off of it
text: A bipolar neuron has two process that branch from it: an axon and a dendrite.
text: A bipolar neuron has two process that branch from it: an axon and a dendrite.
text: A bipolar neuron has two process that branch from it: an axon and a dendrite.
text: Nevertheless, even if they cannot be easily seen, and one specific process is definitively the axon, these neurons have multiple processes and are therefore multipolar.
text: multipolar: shape of a neuron that has multiple processes—the axon and two or more dendrites
text: Nevertheless, even if they cannot be easily seen, and one specific process is definitively the axon, these neurons have multiple processes and are therefore multipolar.