AXON

AXON


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: axon

A nerve fibre which is a long slender projection of a nerve cell, and which conducts nerve impulses away from the body of the cell to a synapse.


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A transmitter
Biological transmitter
Bit of a nerve
Brain transmission site
Cell communication link!
Cell impulse transmitter
Cell projection insulated by a myelin sheath
Cell transmitter
Cellular transmitter
Dendrite counterpart
Dendrites counterpart
Exit from a nerve
Impulse carrier
Impulse conductor
Impulse path
Impulse relayer
Impulse transmitter
Long nerve fiber
Nerve appendage
Nerve cell appendage
Nerve cell extension
Nerve cell impulse transmitter
Nerve cell part
Nerve cell projection
Nerve cell transmitter
Nerve constituent
Nerve fiber
Nerve impulse conduit
Nerve impulse transmitter
Nerve part
Nerve process
Nerve transmitter
Nerve-cell part
Nerve-cell process
Neural appendage
Neural conductor
Neural fiber
Neural impulse conductor
Neural transmitter
Neuron appendage
Neuron arm
Neuron feature
Neuron part
Neurons arm
Neurotransmission facilitator
Neurotransmission site
Neurotransmitter holder
Part of a nerve
Part of a nerve cell
Part of a neuron
Some nerve?
Synaptic transmitter
Nerve-impulse conductor.
Nerve cell process.
Vertebrate axis.
Dendrite's companion
Neurite
Synapse component
Dendrite's counterpart
One acting on impulse?
Part of a euro
White matter component
Conductive nerve part
Nervous system transmitter
Nerve impulse carrier
Adolescent's first kiss touching a bit of a nerve
Impulsive type?
Diminutive, impulsive conductor?
Nerve impulse conductor
Something hitting a nerve?
It acts on an impulse
Bit of neurology
Brain connection
Neuron projection
Nerve-cell feature
Small, impulsive one
Little thing that acts on impulse?
Germanic invader beheaded – some nerve!
Branch of a nerve cell
Conductor of electrical impulses




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