Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 28
es, butfewer and at right angles to the main stem, whilethe main stem passes into the white substance ofthe brain and onward to a near-by or remote pointwithin the brain or spinal cord. These neurons arethe first processes which develop from the cell-bodies. But, while the cell-body is parent to… … Fig 3.—Section of nerve-fibers showing the tubular appearance ofthe fibrils of the axis-cylinder (after Schilefer.) many as fifty fibrils (19) which pass through the cell-body without interruption. Because of this struc-tural development it is supposed that impulses donot originate in the…
Brain · Mind and body
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