Question

lo 6.1. what is the function of glial cells? generate electrical impulses provide support and protection for neurons regulate blood sugar levels store fat for energy produce and release neurotransmitters

Explanation:

Glial cells, also known as neuroglia, support and protect neurons. They do not generate electrical impulses (neurons do), regulate blood - sugar levels (pancreas is involved), store fat for energy (adipose cells do), or produce and release neurotransmitters (neurons do this primarily).

Answer:

Provide support and protection for neurons