Within a neuron, the are highly branched cellular processes that carry signals toward the cell body of the neuron.

hich of the following is responsible for carrying information away from the cell body of a neuron?

The short, highly branched extensions of a neuron's cell body that conduct impulses toward the cell body are called _blank​_.

Fill in the Blank QuestionFill in the blank question.Neurons have processes called that receive signals from other neurons.

The information flow through a neuron typically follows the route:Group of answer choicescell body ===> dendrite ==> axon ==> presynaptic membranedendrite ==> cell body ===> axon ==> presynaptic membranepresynaptic membrane ==> axon ==> cell body ===> dendriteaxon ==> cell body ===> dendrite ==> presynaptic membrane

A cell that has many short branches that receive signals and one very long branch that carries signals to other cells