Celltypes in the Central Nervous System (Neurons & Glia cells in the CNS)
The brain basically consists of two categories of specialized cells.
These are the neurons and Neuroglial cells—usually referred to simply as glial cells or glia— which form the non-neuronal supportive cellular elements.
Neurons really form the fundamental processing unit of the central nervous system. There are different types of neurons, they have many different properties, they have many different shapes and sizes and many different functions.
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