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Fz3 −/− embryos also exhibit subtle defects in the migration of monoaminergic neurons (Fenstermaker et al., 2010) and more severe defects in the migration of VIIth cranial nerve neurons (Qu et al., 2010), but, in general, neuronal migration defects are not a prominent feature of the Fz3 −/− phenotype.

The immunologic reaction to myenteric nerve neurons infected with this parasite leads to loss of esophageal and LES intramural ganglia.

If pathogenic, AAbs binding to proteins in optic nerve neurons may lead to disruption of protein function, apoptosis of cells, as well as inhibiting enzymes that preserve neuronal glycolytic activity and neuronal integrity.

When the team injected oncomodulin into the fluid between the lens and the retina of rats whose optic nerve had been crushed, most of the animals experienced 7-fold greater regeneration of their optic nerve neurons than untreated rats.

Fz3 and Celsr1-Celsr3 alsoalso required for caudal and tangential migration of VIIth cranial (facial branchiomotor) nerve neurons within the developing brainstem (Qu et al., 2010).

The abortion of affected calves is likely due to severe changes in brain, specifically compression of brainstem, herniation of cerebellum through foramen magnum, degeneration of caudal cranial nerve neurons, axonal spheroid formation, and mineralization of neuropil at the floor of the lateral ventricles.

Because muscles and nerves (neurons) supplying muscle operate as a functional unit, disease of both systems results in muscular atrophy (wasting) and paralysis.

The pineal gland has a rich supply of adrenergic nerves (neurons sensitive to the adrenal hormone epinephrine) that greatly influence its function.

Myelinating and non-myelinating Schwann cells of peripheral nerves are derived from the neural crest via an intermediate cell type, the Schwann cell precursor [K.R. Jessen, A. Brennan, L. Morgan, R. Mirsky, A. Kent, Y. Hashimoto, J. Gavrilovic. The Schwann cell precursor and its fate: a study of cell death and differentiation during gliogenesis in rat embryonic nerves, Neuron 12 (1994) 509 527].

Most commonly, dementia occurs when brain nerve cells (neurons) die, and connections between neurons are interrupted.

Apparently this is closely related to the fact that in nerve tissue neurons are surrounded by very soft glial cells potentially supporting neuronal growth and plasticity [ 219].