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the thalamic nuclei is made of unmyelinated axons which are gray matter
From their content. Grey matter mainly contains cell bodies while white contains mainly axons
The cerebral cortex contains the bodies of neurons which appear grey (grey matter). The layer under the cortex contains myelinated axons (white matter).
The middle of the brain, connecting the right side to the left side.
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White matter in the nervous system is caused when the axons in the area are myelinated. This means that the axons have a fatty protein covering to provide insulation. The myelin sheath is composed of special cells calls Schwann Cells.
Yes. You are right. White matter of brain is mainly composed of myelin sheaths, which surround the axons and gray matter is composed of nerve cell bodies.
Yes White matter is the part of the nervous system that is dense is myelinated axons
largely or entirely composed of nerve fibers and contain few or no neuronal cell bodies or dendrites.
In preserved brains, the myelinated axons look white. Therefore, what we call "white matter" is typically made of axons.
Schwann cells are known as white matter that wrap themselves around some axons.
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Schwann Cells wrap themselves around some axons forming white matter.
it is the substance surrounding the gray matter. It is also composed of myelinated nerve fibers and makes up nerve pathways called tracts.
cortex is gray consisiting of neuron cell bodies.