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Where do the spinal nerves have the cell bodies of their afferent fibres?

  1. Dorsal root of spinal cord

  2. Ventral root of spinal cord

  3. White matter

  4. Grey matter

  5. Apex of the spinal cord

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The spinal nerves have the cell bodies of their afferent fibres in dorsal root of spinal cord.

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