The phrase "abnormal neurons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to neuroscience, biology, or medical discussions to describe neurons that deviate from typical structure or function.
Example: "Research has shown that abnormal neurons can contribute to various neurological disorders."
Alternatives: "irregular neurons" or "atypical neurons."
As aneuploidization is a pathogenic mechanism that alters gene expression, the presence of chromosomally abnormal neurons in the neuronal network should negatively affects neuron-neuron or neuron-glia interaction and, therefore, the normal functioning of the brain.
Animal studies show that distortions in the brain caused by psychiatric drugs can long outlast the exposure to the chemicals and may become permanent, including the development of grossly abnormal neurons or brain cells.
We purposely left these grossly abnormal neurons out of the measurements of average spine density so as not to unduly bias the results.
It is possible that the vacuolation, affecting not only the abnormal neurons but the neuropil as well, may be responsible for the hypomyelination observed in the nodules.
Morphologically normal neurons display a regular staining pattern with H&E, whereas abnormal neurons show intracellular vacuolation and often have a withered, pyknotic appearance (see Figure 4).
In addition, Pten KO mice show macrocephaly, socialization problems and exaggerated responses to sensory stimuli, along with abnormal neurons with dendritic hypertrophy (37).
Thy-1 deficiency may affect the release of neurotransmitters and synaptic efficacy, and could contribute to a variety of abnormal neuron-neuron communications.
The Dcx KO model will thus permit further studies of how abnormal neuron position leads to possible changes in cell excitability or connectivity resulting in epileptic synchrony.
Neuro-developmental impairments secondary to iron deficiency may provide a background of abnormal neuron functioning and increase the risk of seizures with subsequent provoking events.
[5], [27] Additionally, van Kooten et al., [56] recently identified histological evidence of abnormal neuron densities and neuron cell numbers in the fusiform region in seven patients with autism patients.
Finally, we identified specific CNS phenotypes of clinical importance such as abnormal neuron morphology, abnormal neuron physiology, astrocytosis, brain stem haemorrhage, gliosis and inter cranial haemorrhage.
