Which part of a neuron is responsible for receiving messages from other neurons? Question 11 options: Dendrite Myelin sheath Cell body Axon

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Which part of a neuron is responsible for receiving messages from other neurons?

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Dendrite

Myelin sheath

Cell body

Axon

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cell or axon

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