MCQ
Schwann cells and Node of Ranvier are found in
  • Nervous tissue
  • B
    Osteoblast
  • C
    Chondrioblast
  • D
    Gland cells

Answer

Correct option: A.
Nervous tissue
a
(a) Nervous tissue present in the nervous system, like brain, spinal cord and ganglia. Nerve fibres consists typically of a central core $(axon)$ surrounded by a tubular myelin sheath.

In peripheral nerve fibre the myelin sheath is interrupted at regular intervals; these interruptions constitute the node of Ranvier.

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