How are nerve cells adapted?

Answer 1

Long extensions called dendrites that respond to neurotransmitters, long extensions called axons which may be wrapped in myelin sheaths and which secrete neurotransmitters, and the ability to generate a resting and an action potential.

Answer 2

A nerve cell is really long and is the longest cell in our body. As it's so long it can stretch between different parts of our body. It is an elongated cell that transmits information between different parts of our body. Each nerve cell has a cell body, containing the nucleus, from which trail processes called dendrites, responsible for receiving incoming signals. The brain controls many nerve cells.

Answer 3

Nerve cells, or neurons, are adapted for their function through unique structures such as dendrites for receiving signals, axons for transmitting signals, and a myelin sheath for insulation and speeding up signal transmission. Additionally, neurons have synapses that allow for communication with other neurons, enabling complex signaling networks in the nervous system.

Answer 4

The nerve cell is very short and wide so there for is easier to transmit messages to the brain. :)

Answer 5

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they adapted to there functions example blood cells are adapted because they have no nucleas they don't need them!

Answer 6

Nerve cells have many adaptations in order to perform their functions. Delivering a message to other nerves in different parts of the body is the basic function of the nerve cell.

Answer 7

It has nerve fibres that link it to other cells.

Answer 8

It has fiberoctic cells

Answer 9

Neurons