ライフサイエンスコーパス: central canal

1 g more prominent in the stenosed adult human central canal.

2 ouped into single columns bilaterally to the central canal.

3 ial cells in a ventrolateral position at the central canal.

4 migrate medially to cluster adjacent to the central canal.

5 k (E18.5) were SPN found to cluster near the central canal.

6 ce were located in both the IML and near the central canal.

7 dominantly in the dorsal horn and around the central canal.

8 ar to the Ecc cells described for the rodent central canal.

9 to a thick layer of ependyma surrounding the central canal.

10 edially to locations between the IML and the central canal.

11 -migration on radial glial fibers toward the central canal.

12 dorsolateral funiculus, and adjacent to the central canal.

13 II, as well as in ependymal cells around the central canal.

14 of the dorsal horn and in the region of the central canal.

15 hin the deep dorsal horn and surrounding the central canal.

16 horn, the dorsal commissure, and around the central canal.

17 cells that presumably remain in the macaque central canal.

18 s in the intermediate laminae and around the central canal.

19 y in lamina III and the area surrounding the central canal.

20 d ventrolateral ventral horn, and around the central canal.

21 thetic nucleus (SPN) and lamina X around the central canal.

22 dispersed into the dorsal horn or around the central canal.

23 the intermediate cord, especially around the central canal.

24 of the SC, and by ependymal cells lining the central canal.

25 e a bulb-like ending that protrudes into the central canal and a lateral process that ramifies ventro

26 hand, have a flat ending protruding into the central canal and a laterally projecting process that ra

27 as expressed transiently by cells lining the central canal and in a unique population of small cells

28 rd in laminae IV and V, in the region of the central canal and in the ventral horn.

29 n the lamprey spinal cord, they surround the central canal and some have processes passing the gray m

30 canal, with the rest distributed between the central canal and the intermediate lateral spinal cord r

31 I and outer II) and area X (surrounding the central canal) and by nine-fold in the sacral parasympat

32 1-expressing neurons send projections to the central canal, and selectively trigger action potentials

33 sed on mature oligodendrocytes, cells of the central canal, and the meninges.

34 n distinct dorsoventral positions around the central canal are activated by a lesion to give rise to

35 majority of postnatal dividing cells in the central canal are Ecc cells and their proliferation is a

36 t)/(gt) mutant migrate abnormally toward the central canal as in reeler.

37 decarboxylase (AADC) occur not only near the central canal, as reported by others, but also in the in

38 ns from the area surrounding the spinal cord central canal at midthoracic (T6-T9) or lumbosacral (L6-

39 les of intermediate filaments surrounded the central canal both in the monkey and in the human, being

40 +) /Sox-10(+) cells inside the lining of the central canal (CC) during postnatal development and adul

41 the derivation of neurons and glia from the central canal (CC) lining of the spinal cord in rodents

42 Here we describe the central canal cellular composition of the Old World prim

43 gic neurons associated with motor functions: central canal cluster and partition cells (active during

44 ositive varicosities in lamina X adjacent to central canal cluster cells in lumbar and sacral segment

45 ed in intermediate positions adjacent to the central canal, corresponding to the paracentral nucleus

46 lateral spinal cord and then back toward the central canal, despite strong reelin expression in the v

47 These biciliated ependymal cells of the central canal (Ecc) resembled E2 cells of the lateral ve

48 Stimulation of CSF-c cells at the central canal elicits GABAergic inhibitory postsynaptic

49 here the organization and cell types of the central canal epithelium in adult mice.

50 condary migration to cluster adjacent to the central canal, forming the column of Terni (CT).

51 n the ciliated region of the ependyma in the central canal from early postnatal development.

52 The most common cell type lining the central canal had two long motile (9+2) cilia and was vi

53 elongated Tg(vsx1:GFP)(+) cells contact the central canal in a medial position.

54 f labeled Ecc cells were observed within the central canal in adult mice 2.5 weeks post labeling.

55 ons were identified in close vicinity to the central canal, in the lateral spinal nucleus, in the ven

56 nases, and CrkL) are located adjacent to the central canal instead of in the intermediolateral column

57 ation as radial glial fibers back toward the central canal, instead of migrating dorsolaterally to fo

58 The central canal is composed of uniciliated, biciliated, an

59 of cholinergic interneurons located near the central canal is identified as the source of C boutons.

60 gion (lateral laminae V-VII), and around the central canal (lamina X and medial laminae V-VII).

61 ive procedure is an option for patients with central canal LSS who have continued pain-following cons

62 es increasing options to those patients with central canal lumbar stenosis who may not be candidates

63 uggested that the ependymal cells lining the central canal of postnatal spinal cord possess certain p

64 ggested that neural stem cells also line the central canal of the adult spinal cord.

65 Ependymal cilia protrude into the central canal of the brain ventricles and spinal cord to

66 Injection of Nr-Fc into the central canal of the developing chick spinal cord in ovo

67 that the neurons in the area adjacent to the central canal of the midthoracic or lumbosacral level of

68 The cells surrounding the central canal of the spinal cord are a source of stem/pr

69 rain and the ependymal layer surrounding the central canal of the spinal cord) as well as being prese

70 at long distances from the transplant in the central canal of the spinal cord, the surface of the bra

71 xpressed in specific neurons surrounding the central canal of the spinal cord.

72 ire ventricular system, including around the central canal, of rodents, but little is known about the

73 Stimulation around the central canal produced bladder contractions with either

74 oscopy and immunohistochemistry and identify central canal proliferating cells with Ki67 and newly ge

75 Central canal proliferation was most common during the a

76 minal nucleus, dorsal horn, ventral horn and central canal region were also immunoreactive for the Kv

77 rsal and ventral horns, the mediolateral and central canal regions.

78 bute to our understanding of the spinal cord central canal structure and reveal the targets for endoc

79 ymal zone, the epithelial cell lining of the central canal that is also an adult stem cell niche.

80 ntralateral interneurons at the level of the central canal, the number and distribution of phrenic-as

81 are mainly located in the lateral and dorsal central canal throughout the spinal cord.

82 inally, many ependymal cells surrounding the central canal were intensely labeled.

83 However, SPN did not aggregate near the central canal when ectopic reelin was expressed.

84 migrated dorsomedially to cluster around the central canal, with the rest distributed between the cen

85 ocytes were first found at E40, close to the central canal, with their spread in a tangential manner