Sentence examples for terminal projection from inspiring English sources

Throughout this early postnatal period, no significant changes in cellular morphologies or gross modification of terminal projection patterns were observed; however, the presence of growth cones in even the oldest animals studied suggests that the refinement of the nigrotectal projections extends well into postnatal life.

Sokoloff et al., using the autoradiographic [C]deoxyglucose method, have demonstrated that energy metabolism increased almost linearly with the degree of functional activation, that is, spike frequency, in the terminal projection zones of activated pathways [ 67].

We observed that one to four 'lateral' Schwann cells associated with axon terminal projections below the neuromasts (Fig. 1C,D).

Moreover, the terminal projections of a specific type of ORN did not overlap with those from other types in any of our specimens.

In the colonial ascidian Botryllus schlosseri, allorecognition occurs when terminal projections of an extracorporeal vasculature, called ampullae, come into contact between juxtaposed colonies.

At these levels, there were no focal terminal projections in the medial half of the caudate n. or in the ventral striatum (Fig. 9a and c f).

This amine, whose function is characterized by a complex interaction with the dopaminergic system (Di Giovanni et al., 2008), is released in the striatum by dense terminal projections mainly arising from the dorsal raphe nucleus (Lavoie & Parent, 1990; Vertes, 1991).

Collectively, these results support the idea that nerve terminal projections within a specific brain structure are not homogeneous in terms of distribution and/or excitability, and it is necessary to analyse multiple depths and not simply infer that results obtained from a single layer are representative of the structure as a whole (Nickell et al., 2007).

The brain stem matures earlier than the forbrain and contains a high proportion of cell bodies for cholinergic, catecholaminergic, and serotonergic neurons; the forebrain develops later and contains the terminal projections of these neurotransmitter systems, all of which are prominent targets for the developmental neurotoxicity of organophosphates (Slotkin 1999, 2004, 2005).

This would add an unusual, ~250 aa long N-terminal projection to the PLDβ1 protein.

The protein contains an amino-terminal projection domain, a proline-rich region, a carboxy-terminal domain with microtubule-binding repeats, and a short tail sequence.