ライフサイエンスコーパス: saltatory

1 Nerve myelination facilitates saltatory action potential conduction and exhibits spati

2 axonal domains crucial to the propagation of saltatory action potentials.

3 Saltatory and continuous wave propagation can be differe

4 de novo transpositions of Alu elements, and saltatory appearances of Alu-mediated genetic disorders,

5 This saltatory behavior was similar to radial glia-guided mig

6 far in advance of nuclei, which show extreme saltatory behavior.

7 M and cytoplasmic dynein is involved in the saltatory bidirectional motility of neurofilaments under

8 position mitochondria using a combination of saltatory, bidirectional movements and stationary dockin

9 plasmic streaming in oocytes, which is a non-saltatory bulk transport process driven solely by Kinesi

10 The movement of tagged protein was saltatory but overall traveled only in one direction.

11 In Xenopus, immature oocytes produce fast, saltatory Ca(2+) waves that can be oscillatory in nature

12 adjacent sites, and stronger flashes evoked saltatory calcium waves, propagating with non-constant v

13 tacks on natural selection and arguments for saltatory change.

14 e stereotypic axonal domain organization and saltatory conduction along myelinated axons.

15 izophrenia (SZ) could arise from failures of saltatory conduction and abnormalities at the nodes of R

16 on complex, and they are essential for rapid saltatory conduction and contribute to assembly and main

17 of myelinated nerve fibers are important for saltatory conduction and function as paracellular and me

18 ; they also may contribute to anisotropic or saltatory conduction in cardiac tissues.

19 further demonstrate that, in contrast to the saltatory conduction in mature axons, AP propagation is

20 Fast, saltatory conduction in myelinated nerves requires the c

21 Saltatory conduction in the nervous system is enabled th

22 central nervous system (CNS) is required for saltatory conduction of action potentials along neuronal

23 nodes of Ranvier are essential for the rapid saltatory conduction of action potentials.

24 n of action potentials occurs, allowing fast saltatory conduction of action potentials.

25 yelin, an insulating sheath required for the saltatory conduction of electrical impulses along axons.

26 , and its insulative nature is the basis for saltatory conduction of nerve impulses.

27 These domains, which are crucial for normal saltatory conduction, consist of distinct multiprotein c

28 domains in myelinated axons is essential for saltatory conduction.

29 ialized plasma membrane thereby allowing for saltatory conduction.

30 e transmembrane currents necessary for rapid saltatory conduction.

31 s to be propagated along myelinated axons by saltatory conduction.

32 g rapid propagation of action potentials via saltatory conduction.

33 es of Ranvier, where their presence supports saltatory conduction.

34 into distinct domains that are necessary for saltatory conduction.

35 efficient conduction of action potentials by saltatory conduction.

36 e axon-glia interactions required for normal saltatory conduction.

37 nerve impulse propagates along the axon by 'saltatory' conduction.

38 of nonmuscle cell movements, including the "saltatory cytoplasmic particle movements" apparent by li

39 l" forces that contribute to the piston-like saltatory displacement of the nucleus and cytoplasm with

40 involving actin network growth, such as the saltatory dynamics of actin-propelled oil drops.

41 ion model show that the observed pattern of "saltatory equilibria" results from the lions' grouping b

42 in CTG tracts < Okazaki fragment size, while saltatory expansions increase in repeat tracts > or = Ok

43 le tracts greater than 80 repeats show large saltatory expansions.

44 icroscopic [Ca(2+)](i) waves propagated in a saltatory fashion along the sarcolemma ("coupled" Ca(2+)

45 raction of a millisecond and propagates in a saltatory fashion into axonal collaterals without failur

46 capsids demonstrated that capsids moved in a saltatory fashion, and very few stalled for more than 1

47 approximately 95%) of the peroxisomes, and a saltatory, fast directional movement displayed by a smal

48 nts that occur as migrating neurons initiate saltatory forward movements of the cell nucleus.

49 mimicking the bursting behaviour of observed saltatory growth.

50 Axonal myelination is essential for rapid saltatory impulse conduction in the nervous system, and

51 At this resolution, IEV movement appeared saltatory; in some frames there was no net movement, whe

52 ry, we review evidence that such nongradual, saltatory leaps, driven through chromosomal rearrangemen

53 Moreover, T, like other holins, acts in a saltatory manner at a precisely programmed time in the v

54 We observed that Ca(2+) waves propagate in a saltatory manner through dendritic regions where increas

55 cells by propagating action potentials in a saltatory manner.

56 through the axon and axon collaterals, in a saltatory manner.

57 n essential, noncompensated role in neuronal saltatory migration in vivo and highlights the importanc

58 an be assembled in vitro to recapitulate the saltatory migration of interneurons observed in the feta

59 This saltatory migration was also observed on larger tracks (

60 ks (3-10 mum), these cells used an efficient saltatory mode of migration similar to their in vivo mig

61 from isolated sites is used to explain this saltatory mode of wave propagation.

62 ction in mature axons, AP propagation is non-saltatory (monotonic) in immature axons prior to myelina

63 Over time, saltatory motility and sensitivity to the immediate envi

64 tories of bacteria executing both steady and saltatory motion are found to be in excellent agreement

65 lso revealed characteristic behaviors such a saltatory motion of hard particles and oscillatory defor

66 s of biomimetic particles, including dynamic saltatory motion of hard particles and oscillatory vesic

67 ult, together with the direction, speed, and saltatory motion of IEV, was consistent with a role for

68 loss-of-function mutant, Q232V, showed fast, saltatory movement compared to the wild-type (WT).

69 d, ParticleStats:Compare for the analysis of saltatory movement in terms of runs and pauses.

70 The saltatory movement is modelled at the fundamental level

71 en different patterns from parameters of the saltatory movement is the goal of the proposed theory.

72 s, processes that are accomplished by biased saltatory movement of individual cargoes.

73 action of MTs translocates along the axon by saltatory movement reminiscent of the fast axonal transp

74 o axons, capsids underwent bidirectional and saltatory movement to the cell body independently of end

75 tochastic; it is commonly referred to as the saltatory movement which means frequent, random change o

76 from the bottom to the top while exhibiting saltatory movement with a single leading process (Phase

77 axonal transport (fast axonal transport with saltatory movement).

78 lysosomal tubules in DCs exhibit dynamic and saltatory movement, including bidirectional travel.

79 ies are highly mobile, exhibiting both short saltatory movements and unidirectional long-distance mov

80 We have previously shown that individual saltatory movements of the nucleus correlate with transi

81 sumably representing small RCs, showed fast, saltatory movements over long distances.

82 a exhibited only the short multi-directional saltatory movements previously described for lysosomes,

83 l nuclei translocate into these dilations in saltatory movements.

84 Myelin-forming oligodendrocytes facilitate saltatory nerve conduction and support neuronal function

85 Upon demyelination, saltatory nerve conduction is disrupted, and patients ex

86 Myelin is essential for the rapidity of saltatory nerve conduction, and also provides trophic su

87 al muscle results in accelerated recovery of saltatory nerve conduction, increased innervation as det

88 f axons by oligodendrocytes is essential for saltatory nerve conduction.

89 go along microtubules within cells are often saltatory or of short duration.

90 e" uniformly, also showed the characteristic saltatory pattern of translocation.

91 nd is designed to be a more continuous, less saltatory process for maintaining clinical competence.

92 t, constraints are relaxed, and PCs initiate saltatory, processive, dynein-dependent motions along th

93 Furthermore, these autoantibodies affect saltatory propagation by dismantling nodal organization

94 ptors, leading to larger Ca(2+) releases and saltatory propagation of [Ca(2+)](i) waves in portal vei

95 Examination of the saltatory propagation of the waves suggested that the cr

96 a fraction of the truncated cells exhibited saltatory translocation at the lower VWF densities.

97 x with time consistent with a discontinuous (saltatory) translocation mechanism.

98 ation in the stop-and-go movements of biased saltatory transport.

99 iented along apical-basal directions support saltatory vesicle movement.

100 calized and in other instances propagated as saltatory waves to evoke Ca(2+) signals in a connected c

101 In addition, motion is saltatory with a broad distribution of step sizes that i

102 the juxtanuclear region to the periphery was saltatory with maximal speeds of >2 microm/s and was inh