What is the myelin sheath of a neuron composed of?
Correct answer: A. Sphingolipids
- A. Sphingolipids
- B. Choline
- C. Ethanolamine
- D. Waxes
Explanation
The myelin sheath of neurons is composed of sphingolipids. Ethanolamine and choline are nitrogenous bases found in phospholipids while axes are abundantly found in protective covering of fruits and leaves.
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