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| Classification of Neurons | |||||||
| Neurons are classified in three major types: Bipolar, Unipolar and Multipolar. Pyrimidal cell that is showed in the picture was consisted of many neuron cells. | |||||||
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| Bipolar: has only two fibers arising either end. One fiber is axon, and another one is dendrite. This type of neuron usually found in the interneuron and sensory neuron organs including eyes, nose, and ears. Unipolar: has only a single fiber divided into two branches which are the axons, but are associated with dentrites. This type of neuron found in ganglia located outside brain and spinal cord. Multipolar: has many nerve fibers, one of which is an axon. This type of neuron is the most common type of neurons in the brain and spinal cord. |
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