Across
- 1. produce myelin sheaths that insulate the neurone and increase the speed of nerve transmission in the CNS
- 3. provide structural support to neurones and regulate the EXC environment by maintaining the blood-brain barrier and ion balance. They can also supoort synapse formation
- 4. they provide support and nutrition to neurones in the PNS
- 6. these act as the immune cells of the CNS and defend against pathogens and remove cellular debris
- 7. the cavities of the brain where CSF rests
- 8. produce myelin sheaths that insulate the neurone and increase the speed of nerve transmission in the PNS
Down
- 2. they are found in the ENS of the digestive tract, regulate digesttive processes and interactions with gut microbiota
- 5. line the cavities of the brain and the spinal cord and produces cerebrospinal fluid which provides cushioning/nutrition for the CNS
- 9. the cavity within the vertebrae wherein CSF is transported to provide nutrients to the spinal cord
