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 The central frightened system (CNS) consists of neurons and glial cells. Glial cells are astrocytes, oligodendroglia, ependymal cells, and microglia. With H&E stains, the CNS resembles mesenchymal tissues in which cells are set in an extracellular matrix. that is a incorrect affect. The fibrillary "matrix" of the cerebral gray remember, the neuropil, is formed by means of the cellular extensions (tactics) of the neurons and glial cells. These techniques fit collectively tightly, leaving a minimum extracellular area. The neuropil is traversed through blood vessels. As leptomeningeal vessels penetrate the brain, the subarachnoid area dips into CNS tissue around them, growing a perivascular (Virchow-Robin) area. this is accentuated in paraffin-embedded CNS tissue and appears as an empty space. The Virchow-Robin area extends down to the level of arterioles and venules. In brain capillaries, astrocytes are apposed to the vessel wall. Every neuron has a cellular body (the perikaryon), an axon, and dendrites. The dendritic tree is the receptive part of the neuron. The axon conveys the sign to its target. The cellular body contains the nucleus and maximum organelles that carry out the synthetic and catabolic activities that maintain the neuron and all its elements alive and functioning. Neurons are available in all sizes. Motor neurons, which are the biggest cells inside the CNS, have a mobile frame measuring up to a hundred thirty five microns. Granular neurons of the cerebellum, which can be the smallest, measure 4 microns.

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