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The spinal cord is a collection of nerves, surrounded and protected by bone (the spine). Muscles attach to the spine to maintain posture and the integrity of the system.
The spinal cord connects the brain to the body. It allows the brain to send and receive signals to and from organs and tissue all throughout the body.

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No, the spinal cord is a group of nerves, hence nervous tissue, each surrounded by a myelin sheath and the whole cord bathed in cerebral spinal fluid and surrounded by a thecal sac or membrane. It is contained in the spinal canal which is the space inside each stacked up vertebrae making up the backbone or spine.

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Spinal cord is one of your main central nervous system. The other one being your brain.

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The spinal cord is composed of nerve tissue; it does not include muscle. The back has lots of muscles, but they are not connected to the spinal cord.

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