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What Constitutes Normal Nervous Tissue?

Normal nervous tissue:
- Neurons: Specialized cells for transmitting electrical impulses.
- Neuroglia: Supportive cells providing structural and metabolic support.
- Synapses: Junctions facilitating communication between neurons.

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