Motor Neurones

• Motor Neurone Cell Body holds typical organelles with proteins and neurotransmitters produced there
• Motor Neurone Dendrites carry action potential to surrounding cells
• Motor Neurone Axons are conductive, long fibres that carry the action potential impulse
• Motor Neurone Schwann Cells form a myelin sheath around the axon to protect it and speed up impulses, layered with lipids to prevent ions from passing through
• Motor Neurone Nodes of Ranvier create saltatory conduction by increasing velocity of action potential