After being numbered, the origin of the fibres was determined by SEM observation: a few cotton and synthetic fibres were found that cannot come from the embroidery made of wool and flax.
However, the spatial coding capability of IO neurons, as sole origin of climbing fibres, during the course of postnatal development remains unaddressed.
Outputs from the vestibular nuclei are transmitted to the cerebellum either directly to the granule cells or indirectly via the inferior olive (IO) (Gerrits et al. 1985) which is indeed the sole origin of climbing fibres to Purkinje cells of the cerebellum (Flumerfelt and Hrycyshyn 1985).
The epithelium, covering the anterior surface of the lens under the capsule, serves as the origin of the lens fibres, both during embryonic and fetal development and during infant and adult life, the lens continuing to grow by the laying down of new fibres throughout life.
The origin of the cerebellothalamic fibres in the cerebellar nuclei (dentate, interposed, and fastigial nuclei) and its projections to the thalamus are now well established.
Co-localisation studies would give further information as to the origin of the nerve fibres under study, subject to the availability of good antibodies for TRPV1 and SP raised in different species.
Thus, the range of axon diameters provides information about the range of conduction velocities and, together with the distances between origin and target of fibres, about conduction times (Caminiti et al. 2009; Tomasi et al. 2012; Innocenti et al. 2013).
The origin of the strong 〈100〉 fibre texture observed after the secondary recrystallisation at 1300°C of ODS MA754 has been investigated by FEG-SEM EBSD.
The origin of the strong 〈100〉 fibre texture exhibited by the extruded alloy is shown to be unlikely to arise from a mobility advantage derived from its orientation relationship with the matrix.
Special effects may also be obtained by combining warp and weft yarns of fibre from differing origin, or with different degrees of twist, or by introducing metallic threads into weaves composed of other fibres.
