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Encyclopedia > Cell body

The cell body or soma is a structure in a neuron consisting of the main part of the cell and containing the nucleus. The cell body excludes the axons and dendrites.


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Neurons and Support Cells (8840 words)
The conspicuous nerve cell bodies in the ventral horn belong to spinal motor neurons.
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Pyramidal cells are the efferent (long-axon) cells of the cerebral cortex.
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