‘L’ are specialised cells present in the human body that transmit nerve impulses. They are the longest cells in the body. Each ‘L’ has a long branch ‘M’ and a short branch ‘N’. Between two ‘L’ cells, a small gap ‘O’ is present through which nerve impulse is transmitted using a chemical substance ‘P’.
i. Identify ‘L’.
ii. Name ‘M’ and ‘N’.
iii. What is the gap ‘O’ called?
iv. Name the chemical substance ‘P’.
i. Identify ‘L’.
ii. Name ‘M’ and ‘N’.
iii. What is the gap ‘O’ called?
iv. Name the chemical substance ‘P’.
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