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Myelin sheaths are found
Surrounding the axons are the myelin sheaths, which are formed by a pair of layers of the plasma membrane of the myelin. Myelin sheath is discontinuous at the nodes of Ranvier, and increases the speed at which a nerve impluse can travel along an axon.
surrounding tendons
covering the brain
covering muscles
around axons of neurons
around dendrites
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