Sentence examples for neuronal branches from inspiring English sources
A novel approach for simulating potential propagation in neuronal branches with high accuracy is developed.
The patterns of the neuronal branches were similar; moving backwards along their respective axons first before turning back on themselves to the mandibular nerve (MdN) together with remaining 12 neurons.
Following infection, CPE was characterized by an enlargement of the neuronal branches and by appearance of small and large vesicles.
Following BoHV-5 inoculation, there were low rates of cell detachment, good cell viability at 96 h post-infection (p.i ., and small vesicles developed along neuronal branches.
Reductions in sensory neuronal branches likely cause reductions in touch responses [ 108, 109], which suggests that WAF-induced reductions in sensory axonal arbors contribute to the reduction in touch sensitivity.
From mechanical standpoints, the synapse formation at least involves four steps [ 1, 2]: the elongation of neurites, physical attachments between neuronal branches and their targets, survival of the axonal branch decided by mechanical forces, and complete synapse formation.
A recent study also reveals that ARMS is concentrated on filopodia and lamellipodia in developing neurons to regulate neuronal branching and growth (Higuero et al, 2010).
Overexpression of Notch1 in rat cortical neurons results in an increase in neuronal branching and an antagonism of neurite extension [ 100].
daf-2 reduction-of-function mutants display delayed neuronal branching in touch receptor and cholinergic neurons.
This transgene had little or no effect on colchicine-induced ectopic branching in the DD/VD neurons, indicating that the drug gene interaction leading to ectopic neuronal branching is unlikely to be due to increased drug permeability.
In addition, DGKβ regulates neuronal branching because number of branches decreased in the primary cultured neurons from KO mice (Fig. 4), and overexpression of DGKβ induced branching (Fig. 6A and 7C).
