How an action potential travels along a myelinated axon

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Q1. Write short notes (1 sentence max) on each of the numbered structures describing their function or role in protecting the brain.

Q2. Draw your own detailed fully labelled diagram describing how an action potential travels along a myelinated axon. Also describe what happens to nerve conduction when myelin is damaged (like what occurs in MS).

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