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If the myelin in a person's spinal cord were removed, what would LIKELY Occur? (A) better transmission of signals with more insulation on axons better transmission of signals with more insulation on dendrites
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If the myelin in a person's spinal cord were removed, what would LIKELY Occur?

(A)
better transmission of signals with more insulation on axons
better transmission of signals with more insulation on dendrites
poorer transmission of signals with less insulation on axons
poorer transmission of signals with less insulation on dendrites

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Answer: when the myelin sheath is removed nerves do not conduct electrical impulses

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