Nervous systems are able to encode, process, and store information because of the properties of two classes of cells: _______ cells and _______ cells.
A) axonal; dendritic
B) presynaptic; postsynaptic
C) Purkinje; pyramidal
D) nerve; glial
E) nerve; muscle

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Nerves and glial cells are the two classes of cells in the nervous system that work together to encode, process, and store information. Nerves are responsible for transmitting information via electrical impulses, while glial cells support and protect neurons.

Nervous Systems Are Able to Encode, Process, and Store Information