At the cellular level, neuroplasticity involves changes in both neurons and glial cells. Neurons are the primary signaling cells in the brain, while glial cells provide support and protection. Key processes in neuroplasticity include:
Synaptogenesis: The formation of new synapses between neurons. Dendritic Arborization: The growth and branching of dendrites, enhancing the neuron's ability to receive signals. Axonal Sprouting: The growth of new axon terminals, allowing the neuron to connect with more target cells.
