In CNS, the myelination is carried out by _____________?

Correct answer: C. Oligodendrocytes

  • A. Schwann cells
  • B. Astrocytes
  • C. Oligodendrocytes
  • D. Microglia

Explanation

Oligodendrocytes form myelin around axons in the CNS, with one cell capable of myelinating segments of several axons. Schwann cells perform the equivalent function in the peripheral nervous system.

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