What is the main difference between a multipolar,bipolar and unipolar neuron?
A) the number of extensions protruding from the cell body
B) the length of the axons
C) the number of dendrites communicating with the trigger zone
D) the number of organelles in the cell body

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The main difference between a multipolar, bipolar, and unipolar neuron is the number of extensions protruding from the cell body. A multipolar neuron has multiple dendrites and a single axon, a bipolar neuron has one dendrite and one axon, while a unipolar neuron has a single extension - either an axon or dendrite - from the cell body that splits into two branches.

What Is the Main Difference Between a Multipolar,bipolar and Unipolar