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Variety of the Cell Bodies of Neurons
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Description: Showing some varieties of cell bodies of neurons. A, Unipolar (amacrine) cell from retina; B, Bipolar cell from vestibular ganglion; C, Multipolar cell, with long axon, from spinal cord; D, Golgi cell with short axon breaking up into numerous terminal twigs; E, pyramidal cell from cerebral cortex; a, Axon; clt., collaterals; t, telodendria.
Source: Gray, Henry Gray's Anatomy: Descriptive and Applied (Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1913) 807
Keywords: neuron
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