How are the neurons different from neuroglial cells? - Vidyadip

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How are the neurons different from neuroglial cells?

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	Neurons	Neuroglia
1	These are excitable cells.	These cells cannot be excited.
2	These are the functional units of nerve tissue and conduct nerve impulse.	These are supporting cells and provide protection and support to neurons, but do not conduct nerve impulse.

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