Anatomy A215 Virtual
Microscopy
Peripheral Nerve - Longitudinal
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Neurolemmocytes (or Schwann cells) wrap around an axon to form a
myelin sheath, and are arranged sequentially along its length. |
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Where adjacent neurolemmocytes cells
meet, a narrow gap (neurofibral node or node of Ranvier) is seen in
the myelin sheath, appearing in this PERIPHERAL NERVE - LONGITUDINAL
SECTION slide as an indentation or a thin line
perpendicular to the axon.
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