Question

question 10 1 pts which of the following are amoebalike in their appearance and movements? radial glial cells ependymal cells neural cell - adhesion molecules growth cones retinal ganglion cells

Explanation:

Growth cones are structures at the tips of axons and dendrites. They extend and retract filopodia and lamellipodia, which gives them an amoebalike appearance and movement as they navigate through the extracellular environment during neural development. Radial glial cells are more static in their role as scaffolds. Ependymal cells line ventricles and have cilia - related functions. Neural cell - adhesion molecules are proteins, not cells with such movement. Retinal ganglion cells have more defined axonal projections rather than amoebalike movement.

Answer:

growth cones