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Increasing the rate of an impulse is the function of the __________. A. myelin sheath B. axon terminals C. cell body D. axon
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Increasing the rate of an impulse is the function of the __________.

A.
myelin sheath
B.
axon terminals
C.
cell body
D.
axon

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it’s A. myelin sheath.
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Answer:

A. Myelin Sheath

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