Question

question 34 (2.5 points) which principle(s) is/are parts of the neuron doctrine? the junction between the dendrite and a blood vessel is the synapse. none of the above. neurons are contiguous with each other, but not continuous. neurons are continuous with each other, but not contiguous.

Explanation:

The neuron doctrine states that neurons are individual cells that are contiguous (in - contact) with each other but not continuous. A synapse is the junction between two neurons, not between a dendrite and a blood vessel.

Answer:

neurons are contiguous with each other, but not continuous.