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storky111

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What would happen if you were to lose all your glial cells?

◦ There would be no change in functioning, because neurons are the cells that are important for transmission of information within the nervous system.
◦ One hemisphere could not send information to the other hemisphere.
◦ Your neurons would no longer have a normal chemical environment, and there would be problems with efficient neurotransmission.
◦ You would no longer be able to send neurotransmitters from one cell to another.
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