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Which part of a nerve cell do electrical signals travel down? soma axon myelin sheath dendrite
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Which part of a nerve cell do electrical signals travel down?

soma

axon

myelin sheath

dendrite

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axon

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Answer:axon

Explanation: That nerve impulse travels down the axon of the receiving neuron. Once dendrites of the next neuron receive these “messages,” they can transmit them via another nerve impulse to other neurons.
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