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True or false An unmyelinated axon does not conduct a nerve impulse as quickly as a myelinated axon.
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An unmyelinated axon does not conduct a nerve impulse as quickly as a myelinated axon.

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True, myelinated axons have nodes of ranvier that speed up impulses by enabling the action potential that passes down the axon to jump from node to node
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true i do believe but im not 100% sure this isnt my strong suite
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