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For Diseases Of The Nerve Cells The Most Common Is Alzheimers. So Yeahh.. Peacee Out Suckerss!! Lmao xD :D <3
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Some infections and diseases that can affect nerve cells include herpes simplex virus (causing herpes simplex encephalitis), varicella-zoster virus (causing shingles), and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders). Additionally, neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's can also impact nerve cells.
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What kills nerve cells?
Nerve cells can be killed by various factors, including physical trauma, lack of oxygen, toxins, infections, autoimmune responses, and genetic disorders. Additionally, conditions such as stroke, neurodegenerative diseases (e.g., Alzheimer's, Parkinson's), and certain medications can also damage or kill nerve cells.
What diseases disrupt the nerve cells?
Most viral or immune active bio chemicals/enzymes/hormones related diseases.
What does a rabies cell look like?
white but that's usual for all infections all diseases and infections turn out to be white blood cells.
How do you use white blood cell in a sentence?
White blood cells are an essential part of the immune system, helping the body fight off infections and diseases.
What is the main function of the white bloood cells?
To fight against germs and bacteria that can cause disease and infections. The cells work as part of the immune system.
What diseases disrupt the nerve cells?
Most viral or immune active bio chemicals/enzymes/hormones related diseases.
What does a rabies cell look like?
white but that's usual for all infections all diseases and infections turn out to be white blood cells.
What is demyelinating processes?
Demyelination is the process that erodes the sheath that normally protects nerve cells. This causes a reduction in the nerve impulse conduction. One of the diseases that causes this is multiple sclerosis.
What if there were nowhite blood cells in your body?
If you had no white cells - you would have no immunity to infections and diseases. Your life-expectancy would be almost zero !
What do your white blood cells do when you get a cut?
White blood cells play a crucial role in the body's immune response to a cut. They migrate to the site of injury to help fight off infections by engulfing and destroying any invading pathogens. White blood cells also release chemicals to promote healing and stimulate tissue repair.
What is the main function of the white bloood cells?
To fight against germs and bacteria that can cause disease and infections. The cells work as part of the immune system.
What diseases can enlarge the spleen to the point where it removes too many red blood cells?
Malaria, other infections, cancers and leukemias
What fluid carries differet substances and cells that helps regulate body functions and protect the body against diseases and infections?
Blood
Why does aids leaves us unable to cope with infections or cancerous cells?
AIDS leaves us unable to cope with infections or cancerous cells because having AIDS can lead to HIV, which destroys out helper T cells. The body can no longer protect itself from the diseases that may attack it...
What is a connector nerve?
Connector nerve cells connect the sensory nerve cells with motor nerve cells and allow for decision making.
What is the difference between nerve cells and nerve?
a nerve tends to refer to a group of nerve cells.
Do the white blood cells carry oxgen?
White blood cells fight against diseases and infections in the body. They are the first line on defense. Red blood cells carry oxygen within the body.
