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Author Topic: un-myelinated fibers in CNS  (Read 1467 times)
Eileen_Collyer
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« on: April 14, 2010, 11:52:40 PM »
Hi, maybe this is a very basic question but i'm confused. If myelin inhibits axon uncontrolled growth, why amyelinic fibers in the CNS don't sprout? I know that in the PNS the amyelinic fibers are surrounded by a "special" Schwann cell, but what about the CNS?

 I hope someone can help me....
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