Discussion
A neuron can be extremely long despite the surface-to-volume constraint because it is
Answer: D
Length alone does not create the problem; bulk does. An axon a metre long may be only a micrometre across, so every point within it remains close to the membrane through which exchange happens. Shape matters here more than overall length.
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