During neural regeneration in the PNS as the neuron continues to recover, its axon grows into the injury site and the ________ wrap around it along its original path.
A) oligodendrocytes
B) satellite cells
C) astrocytes
D) macrophages
E) Schwann cells

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Schwann cells are responsible for myelinating axons in the peripheral nervous system (PNS) and are crucial for neural regeneration. During neural regeneration, the axon grows into the injury site and the Schwann cells wrap around it along its original path. This process is called remyelination and leads to restoration of nerve function.

During Neural Regeneration in the PNS as the Neuron Continues