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axon-carrying dendrites. In many cases, an
axon originates at an
axon hillock on the soma; such
axons are said to have "somatic origin". Some
axons with...
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Axon guidance (also
called axon pathfinding) is a
subfield of
neural development concerning the
process by
which neurons send out
axons to
reach their...
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product manufacturer Other:
Axon (surname) The
Axons, an
alien race from the
Doctor Who
adventure The
Claws of Axos
Peter Axon, a
character in the series...
- The
axon hillock is a
specialized part of the cell body (or soma) of a
neuron that
connects to the
axon. It can be
identified using light microscopy from...
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process and
transmit these reflex signals through their axons, dendrites, and cell bodies.
Axons directly facilitate intercellular communication projecting...
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actually formed along the
axons (en-p****ant boutons), not at
their ends (terminal boutons). Functionally, the
axon terminal converts an electrical...
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parts of the cortex. Additionally, some ALS
axons project to the
periaqueductal gray in the pons, and the
axons forming the
periaqueductal gray then project...
- "Notch signaling". If the
axons of a
neuron are damaged, as long as the cell body of the
neuron is not damaged, the
axons can
regenerate and
remake the...
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growing axons,
dubbed follower axons, from
other neurons will
eventually follow.
Several theories relating to the
structure and
function of
pioneer axons are...
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arranged in
Remak bundles. In the CNS, non-myelinated
axons (or
intermittently myelinated axons,
meaning axons with long non-myelinated
regions between myelinated...
