Lecture

Cellular Anatomy: Morphological Types and Neuron Composition

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This lecture delves into the cellular anatomy of the brain, exploring morphological types such as II/III, IV, VI, and various others, each with distinct characteristics and functions. It also discusses neuron densities, composition, and dimensions, shedding light on the intricate structure of the brain's neural network.

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