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Soma
Dendritos
Axon
Nucleo
pericarion
cuerpo celula
axon
dendrito
Nissl
Cono axonico
Mielina
Oligodendrocito
Schwann
Union neuromuscular
Neurona motora
Cuerpo de Nissl
Unipolar
Bipolar
Multipolar
Dendritas
Axon
Corteza cerebral
Circunvolucion
Cisura
Sustancia gris
Sustancia blanca
Plexo Coroide
Epi cubico
Capilar
Borde en cepillo
Cerebelo (equilibrio, tono, coordinacion)
Cel de Purkinje
Sust gris en periferie
Cortez del cerebelo
Capa molecular
Capa de purkinje
Capa granular
Ventriculos cerebrales
Plexos Coroides (formado por vasos)
Epi cubico simple
Liquido Cefaloraquidio
Medula Espinal
Forma de H
Epi cubico simple
Sustancia blanca en periferie
Fibras Nerviosas
Medula Espinal
Forma de H
Epi cubico simple
Sustancia blanca en periferie
Fibras Nerviosas
Celula de purkinje
Arbol de dendrocitos
Neurona motora
Dendritos
Axon
Soma
Nervio periferico

Epineurio
Perineurio
Endoneuro
Fasicula nerviosa
Nervio Periferico
Axon
Perineurio
Nervio periferico
Fibras nerviosas
Nucelos de cel de Schwann
Perineuro
Meiner
Merkel
Ruffini
Paccini
Capsula
Fibra Nerviosa
Corpusculo de Pacini
Corpusculo de Meissner
Fibra nerviosa
Capsula
Corpusculo de Krause
Corpusculo de Meisner
En epidermis y dermis
En lengua, labio
tacto fino
Corpusculo de Pacini
En subcutaneo
no mielina
presion y deformacion
Terminal Nerviosa
Laminas
Celulas Perineurales
Corpusculo de Vater Pacini