Glial cells are the
A)chemicals released by a neuron that alters activity in other neurons.
B)electrically charged molecules found inside each neuron.
C)cells that support neurons in a variety of ways.
D)thin layer of cells that form a "tunnel" that damaged neuron fibers can follow as they repair themselves.

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Glial cells are known for their role in supporting neurons in various ways, including providing structural support, insulation, and aiding in nutrient and waste transport. They do not release chemicals to alter activity in other neurons, nor are they electrically charged molecules or a thin layer of cells that form a tunnel for neuron repair.

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