If a neuron becomes extremely tangled:
A) a person will develop Parkinson's disease.
B) information can no longer flow through the neuron.
C) electrochemical energy begins to flow from the axon to the dendrite instead of from the dendrite to the axon.
D) it will not significantly affect neural functioning, as such tangling is a sign of normal development.

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When a neuron becomes extremely tangled, it disrupts the normal flow of information through the neuron, impairing its function.

If a Neuron Becomes Extremely Tangled