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These results indicate that miR-29a may increase axon branching in primary neuron by repressing DCX expression.
Large amounts of fasciculated microtubules in the axon may increase axon cytoplasmic viscosity and require less adhesion to the substrate.
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Autophagic flux in axons may increase at one point after the formation of the lesion to protect neuronal soma from axonal damage, and prolonging neuronal soma survival.
Thin myelin and short internodes may increase the vulnerability of remyelinated axons to neurodegeneration in the longer term [ 72, 8] which is relevant in multiple sclerosis pathology to avoid progressive disability accumulation.
Because even small changes in the amino acid sequence of an OR affects the targeting of axons to glomeruli [12], polymorphisms may increase the number of glomerular representations of a single OR.
Notably, local activation of axonal AMPA/kainate receptors by glutamate released from periaxonal astrocytes may increase the width of action potentials while they travel down axons (Sasaki et al., 2011).
The enhanced motor activity in early blind subjects may increase the number, diameter and in particular myelination of the relevant axons, especially during the critical early period of neurodevelopment.
Due to their high polyunsaturated lipid content, schwann cells and axons are particularly sensitive to oxygen free radical damage: lipidperoxidation may increase cell membrane rigidity and impair cell function.
The present findings suggest that the degree of NfH phosphorylation and compaction may increase from the brain gray matter to white matter and further to the long tract axons of the spinal cord.
If anything, it may increase.
"De-stocking activities may increase.
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