eBook: axons

Squeezing Axons Out of the Gray Matter: A Role for Slit and ... sural axons acquire high-level expression of Robo and, and then turn to grow alongside it, ... [more...]

ceptive sensory axon-specific receptor for sema6C. and sema6D, which are expressed in a ... axons is under active control or has any role in the pat ... [more...]

tories that subsets of axons from OSNs expressing the same ... axons entered the glomerulus from the directly apposed ONL, some followed tortuous ... [more...]

the map is formed through interactions between retinal ganglion cell axons and target cells ... connect via their axons to a distant target in such a way as ... [more...]

Glutamate release from axons was facilitated by repetitive stimulation and could be inhibited through ... The white matter of the CNS contains axons that permit functional ... [more...]

Although the brain's axons and dendrites are neighbors, they differ in many ... employing a methodical screen for fly mutants that grow normal axons but ... [more...]

Demyelination, the loss of the myelin sheath that insulates axons, is a prominent feature in ... myelinated axons, newly oligodendrocyte-remyelinated axons and ... [more...]

The role of extrinsic cues in guiding developing axons is well established; however, the means by which the activity of these extrinsic cues ... [more...]

stn–son junction, octopamine induced action potentials in the axons of the modulatory ... axons of identified modulatory neurons that project to the STG. ... [more...]

axons by using time-lapse fluorescence imaging. The filaments moved in a rapid, infrequent, ... distal axons of these neurons 12–24 h after transfection, so ... [more...]

Here, we developed an in. vitro model system that selectively stretches axons bridging ... the axons were found to be up to 60% longer immediately after ... [more...]

Axons were isolated. after 16 –20 h in culture by carefully scraping cellular contents ... cence of the proteins of interest in axons as well as in ... [more...]

sheath of up to 40 neighbouring nerve axons in the central ... system, acute inflammatory injury of axons and glia, recovery of function and structural repair, post ... [more...]

Similarities between translation control in CNS dendrites and PNS axons. ... sciatic nerve axons has been shown to be an important component of ... [more...]

ron synapses and to pyramidal axons but not GABAergic axons in ... that Narp secreted by pyramidal cell axons and by interneuron. dendrites may be stabilized at these points of ... [more...]

axon, soma, and dendrites; action potential initiation in the axon; dendritic calcium ... (some of which can be different in the axon compared with soma ... [more...]

Axons from the LGN terminate in several different cortical layers, but mainly in layer 4. The ... the third stage, axons are selectively elaborated to form the distinct clusters ... [more...]

The axon of this neuron is myelinated and therefore appears white. ... Preganglionic axons can also course up and down the chain, and this will be discussed in other lectures. ... [more...]

colchicine after the arrival in the retina of axons from the ... tions because the axons of ION neurons have reached the. contralateral retina and started to form synapses well ... [more...]

neural cell adhesion molecule fasiclin, the receptor tyrosine –phosphatase dLAR, the axon guidance ... The effects of ena mutations are opposite to those of abl; axons go past ... [more...]

that the same number of motor axons are recruited in each trial, which indicates that ... afferents due to their large axon diameter (response 2, top figure) ... [more...]

retinal ganglion cell (RGC) axons are deformed, leading to the death of ... We obtained the velocity distribution of axons movement. as well as the pressure ... [more...]

the entry of dorsal axons into the hindlimb. Axon-axon interactions? Disrupt EphA4-ephrin ... So: Some EphA4-positive motor axons are inhibited by. ephrin-A5; for ... [more...]

Having done that the axons of the gracile and cuneate neurons give rise to the ... These are fine touch, axons carrying proprioceptive information that arrive ... [more...]

severed because axons cannot grow. across a gap without a bridge to ... when axons re-grow, they often lose. their way and reconnect to the wrong. muscles, leading ... [more...]

which is first relayed via afferent axons in the trigeminal nerve to ... nantly intracolumnar axons that target preferentially L2/3. pyramidal cells, independent ... [more...]

axons with preservation of parent cell bodies in dying-back manner, ... ganglia and associated sensory axons. It is associated with dermal pain, frequently in ... [more...]

Dendrites bring information to the cell body and axons take ... cells). There are several differences between axons and dendrites: Axons. Dendrites ... [more...]

ing, which is an axon from a peripherally located neuron but ... preoral pit extend axons toward the oral papilla, suggesting. a functional relationship ... [more...]

The axons and dendrites that form the connections then extend ... Once axons reach their targets, they form synapses, which. permit electric signals in the axon to jump to the ... [more...]