Nerve Fiber - Components of Peripheral Nerve Fiber

Components of Peripheral Nerve Fiber

Each peripheral nerve fiber contains:

  • An axon (or a long dendrite of sensory fiber that also is known as an axon)
  • Axolemma
  • Myelin sheath (if existence)
  • Schwann's sheath (neurolemma)
  • Endoneurium

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