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Are they bipolar? I can't find it anywhere :( Thanks
Relay neurons in the spinal cord are not universally classified as bipolar. While some relay neurons, such as those found in the retina, exhibit bipolar characteristics, the spinal cord contains a variety of neuron types, including unipolar and multipolar neurons. This distinction is crucial for understanding the functional diversity of relay neurons in different regions of the nervous system.
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