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1 icrometer) while their dendrites were highly varicose.
2    Fibre plexi in layers 2 and 5 were highly varicose.
3 inant Crumbs, or of septate junction protein Varicose.
4 nitial contact as the nerve terminal becomes varicose.
5 nd visual cortices was detected in scattered varicose and a few nonvaricose fibers.
6 small-diameter profiles, which may represent varicose and intervaricose axon segments, respectively.
7 rom different raphe nuclei or that represent varicose and intervaricose portions of the same axons.
8  striatum and cingulate cortex included both varicose and intervaricose segments of axons.
9         Electron microscopy showed that both varicose and nonvaricose axons were typically filled wit
10 nd scribble, but that nervana 2, convoluted, varicose, and cystic have functions not shared by sinuou
11                                       Highly varicose, anterogradely labeled terminal profiles were f
12 s around PNs appeared swollen and the axonal varicose area around PNs was almost doubled in size (CIH
13 ching, varicose dendrites, and dense, highly varicose axon collateral fields.
14 y amino acid neurotransmitters were found in varicose axon fibers in SLD originating from dDpMe.
15                                 Cholinergic, varicose axon fibers were studied in the PnO by immunofl
16 project to the DVC, where they form straight varicose axon profiles, some of which are in close anato
17 of the prefrontal cortical regions, produced varicose axonal BDA labeling in a patch-like distributio
18                                      Labeled varicose axonal processes were distributed most densely
19 had a large soma in the inner nuclear layer, varicose axons and dendrites with a large diameter that
20 lose associations between CRF-immunoreactive varicose axons and tryptophan hydroxylase-immunoreactive
21 uggested that TH cells release dopamine from varicose axons arborizing in the inner and outer plexifo
22                Moreover, 4 hr after PCA, the varicose axons in the caudal shell retain prominent stor
23 iatum and NAc have degenerated; however, the varicose axons in the shell appear intact.
24 e ganglia-muscle mixed type: some individual varicose axons innervated both myenteric neurons and the
25                                          The varicose axons of C3 neurons largely overlap with those
26  the lateral marginal zone were derived from varicose axons of more medially located Reelin-positive
27            (4) The vascular type: individual varicose axons ran along the blood vessels and occasiona
28 esent in tyrosine hydroxylase-immunoreactive varicose axons that form symmetric synapses.
29 rsed the ciliary ganglion; a small number of varicose axons were distributed among ganglion cells and
30 eric plexus and circular muscle, and thinner varicose axons with less immunofluorescence.
31 that coinnervated extensively (>15% of their varicose branches per target) both myenteric ganglia and
32 vely (i.e., approximately 100% of an arbor's varicose branches) to myenteric plexus ( approximately 2
33 nclusion criteria (i.e., >/=85% of an axon's varicose branches), larger minorities of neurons project
34 re caused loss of large CGRP+ axons, but not varicose CGRP+ fibers and CGRP+ baskets.
35 c geometries (post arrays as well as sinuous/varicose channels), in the thin Debye layer limit.
36             We observed a diffuse network of varicose ChAT-positive fibers associated with the nervus
37                   Furthermore, synaptic-like varicose contacts of vagal cardiac axons with PNs were s
38 : (1) The ganglionic type: some axons formed varicose contacts with individual neurons within myenter
39  striatum: small, aspiny, bipolar cells with varicose dendrites and larger spiny, multipolar cells.
40 s were medium sized with modestly branching, varicose dendrites, and dense, highly varicose axon coll
41                                           On varicose dendrites, the predominant type of terminal had
42                      Secretagogin cells have varicose dendrites, which are decorated with small spine
43  were of two classes: "large" dendrites and "varicose" dendrites.
44 0 micrometer), oval in shape with restricted varicose dendritic arborisations.
45  an extremely dense and intricate network of varicose efferent axons throughout the gastric myenteric
46               Most commonly, intraganglionic varicose endings (IGVEs) were identified in myenteric ga
47                                 Furthermore, varicose endings around PNs appeared swollen and the axo
48  vagal afferents provided dense pericellular varicose endings around the SIF cells in each ganglionic
49 tle circumferential displacement, giving off varicose endings in multiple ganglia.
50  from their site of entry, branching to form varicose endings in the myometrium and/or vascular plexu
51 rs, the villus afferents, supplies plates of varicose endings to the apical tips of intestinal villi,
52 rter, and calcitonin gene-related peptide-ir varicose fibers (5-20%) and those surrounding calbindin
53 als were localized in neuronal perikarya and varicose fibers but not in the nucleus.
54                                              Varicose fibers immunolabeled for either ENK or PNMT wer
55 entral nucleus of the lateral lemniscus, the varicose fibers in all regions, including the contralate
56 etinal ganglion cell axons are predominantly varicose fibers in both human and nonhuman primates.
57                     However, strands of fine varicose fibers penetrated to adjacent regions of the PP
58 A immunoreactivity was found mostly in fine, varicose fibers primarily in the hilus and, to a lesser
59 otor neurons, and 2Y2 Rs mainly of extrinsic varicose fibers surrounding putative intrinsic primary a
60 e hydroxylase (TH) revealed a plexus of thin varicose fibers that exhibited a different density and d
61  biocytin, into Barrington's nucleus labeled varicose fibers that extended from the injection site in
62                                      Labeled varicose fibers were also observed in regions not common
63                                        These varicose fibers were attenuated by 14 days' administrati
64 cope level, rich plexuses of NMDAR1-positive varicose fibers were found in various nuclei in the basa
65                          Ipsilaterally, most varicose fibers were located in periolivary regions situ
66 ly cells of the core and multipolar regions, varicose fibers were observed in a variety of auditory n
67                                              Varicose fibers were relatively enriched in the basolate
68 ence contained rich plexuses of small CARTir varicose fibers, and the internal/fibrous zone was enric
69 ly, with L5-67 occurring in widely ramifying varicose fibers, whereas LUQ-1 was found in restricted f
70 ed limited labeling consisting of individual varicose fibers.
71 s large- and small-diameter (varicose or non-varicose) fibers were observed in the SON.
72 ypothalamus from where it was transported in varicose fibres via the median eminence to the posterior
73 nd substance P-like immunoreactive, thin and varicose free nerve endings.
74                                          The varicose geometry of SC boutons alone does not impose di
75                                  A plexus of varicose histamine-immunoreactive axons was present thro
76 receptor redistribution and the formation of varicose hot spots of higher P2X(2)-GFP receptor density
77                                         Fine varicose immunoreactive fibers were found in the epiderm
78 lex comprising Decapping 1 (DCP1), DCP2, and Varicose in Arabidopsis thaliana is essential for postem
79 inal branches were fine, highly branched and varicose in substantia nigra, hippocampus and cortical g
80 ated that CRF processes are dense and highly varicose in the rostral LC region in the vicinity of nor
81 pping machinery through the scaffold protein VARICOSE, indicating that 5'-3' mRNA decapping is a late
82 eport here that TH cell somata, tapering and varicose inner plexiform layer neurites, and varicose ou
83 lized with neuronal nitric oxide synthase in varicose intramuscular fibres but was not detected in th
84  the celiac-superior mesenteric ganglia form varicose-like structures surrounding individual nerve ce
85 le layers and had an irregular profile, with varicose-like swellings along their lengths.
86 ithrombotics, vasodilators, furosemide, anti-varicose medications, corticosteroids, immunostimulants
87 dritic arbors and dendrites with no apparent varicose morphology participated in dopamine release.
88  density of synaptic inputs, and often had a varicose morphology.
89                                              Varicose myelinated fibers were observed in the same reg
90  into the hypoglossal nucleus - labeled fine varicose nerve fiber terminals in the facial nucleus.
91      TRPC3/4/6-IR was widely expressed along varicose nerve fibers and colocalized with synaptophysin
92  NSE antibodies revealed abundant smooth and varicose nerve fibers closely apposed to the basement me
93              Additionally, nerve bundles and varicose nerve fibers containing the sensory neuropeptid
94                                              Varicose nerve fibers occurred in close physical proximi
95 nerve terminals and the close association of varicose nerve fibers with endothelial, smooth muscle, a
96 s between interstitial cells of Cajal (ICC), varicose nerve fibers, and smooth muscle cells in the ga
97                 P2Y ir was rare or absent in varicose nerve fibers.
98 lls presumed to be interneurons and in a few varicose nerve fibers.
99                                              Varicose nerve terminals and smooth muscle cells in mous
100  and these cells are closely associated with varicose nerve terminals of enteric motor neurons.
101 mine release, especially at somata and along varicose neurites that emerge from these somata and arbo
102 l sympathetic axons formed complex arbors of varicose neurites within myenteric ganglia/primary plexu
103 ups were infiltrated with a dense network of varicose NPY-IR fibers in the lateral preoptic area.
104 es was used as a relative measure of whether varicose or intervaricose axon segments were labeled.
105  cells as well as large- and small-diameter (varicose or non-varicose) fibers were observed in the SO
106  ranging from fine and nonvaricose to highly varicose or thick and nonvaricose.
107                               Immunoreactive varicose orexin A fibres were found throughout the hypot
108  and from rRPa neurons with closely apposed, varicose orexin fibers, as well as a direct, orexinergic
109 varicose inner plexiform layer neurites, and varicose outer plexiform layer neurites all bear spines,
110 crypt afferent, forms subepithelial rings of varicose processes encircling the intestinal glands or c
111 T immunoreactivity was localized to numerous varicose processes in all laminae of the inner plexiform
112 ted amacrine cells with thin, intermittently varicose processes in the inner plexiform layer.
113 he inner nuclear layer and the IPL, and thin varicose processes ramified mainly in laminae 2 and 4 of
114 sine hydroxylase (TH), DA cells gave rise to varicose processes that descended obliquely through the
115 kephalin, and epincphrine are distributed in varicose processes throughout the nucleus locus coeruleu
116 e light microscopic level, both ENK and PNMT varicose processes were dense and overlapped the region
117                                              Varicose processes were in the optic fiber layer (OFL) a
118 was localized to topographically distributed varicose processes within the DRN.
119 VGLUT2 was also present in a small number of varicose processes, which were seen to ramify throughout
120 ile the anterior and medial PVN(m) contained varicose profiles.
121  study, Falcone and colleagues revealed that varicose projection astrocytes, a rare form of astrocyte
122                                        Large varicose projections in the heart suggest that the PDF n
123 tive nerve varicosities were concentrated in varicose regions of motor nerves and were closely appose
124                  Here, we identified VCS and VARICOSE RELATED (VCR) as interactors and phosphorylatio
125 fied in myenteric ganglia of the stomach and varicose simple-type endings in the circular muscle and
126                       In the enteric plexus, varicose SN-LI nerve fibers and terminals formed a peric
127 asis for this variation is the SUPPRESSOR OF VARICOSE (SOV), a locus that encodes a conserved, cytopl
128 se axons emerged from the optic disc and had varicose terminal branches in the inner plexiform layer
129  several collaterals that formed plexuses of varicose terminal branches within different cell cluster
130 c muscle was comprised of more localized and varicose terminals.
131 vocellular PVN (PVN(p)) was predominantly as varicose thin galanin fiber processes while the magnocel
132 odel, we previously showed that mutations in varicose (vari) cause tubes to become elongated without
133 analyzed two phenotypically similar mutants, varicose (vcs) and trident (tdt).
134  a scaffold protein of the decapping complex VARICOSE (VCS) in the yeast two-hybrid system, and co-lo
135 aliana) seeds of exoribonuclease4 (xrn4) and varicose (vcs) mutants displayed distinct dormancy pheno
136          Arabidopsis mutants with defects in VARICOSE (VCS), a decapping complex scaffold protein, la
137 transcriptional level via phosphorylation of VARICOSE (VCS), a member of the mRNA decapping complex,
138 interacts in vitro and in vivo with DCP1 and VARICOSE (VCS), an Arabidopsis homolog of human Hedls/Ge
139 re taken at total knee replacement (TKR) and varicose vein (VV) operations.
140 cription of anticoagulation after endovenous varicose vein intervention should be considered.
141 nd 3 months after surgery using the Aberdeen Varicose Vein Questionnaire (AVVQ) and EQ-5D.
142 and other covariates, scores on the Aberdeen Varicose Vein Questionnaire (on which scores range from
143 ts after both minor surgical procedures (ie, varicose vein removal, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, lap
144 e hand reflexology during minimally invasive varicose vein surgery under local anaesthetic.
145 ogy is a useful adjunct to local anaesthetic varicose vein surgery, with participants in the reflexol
146 fects of wearing compression stockings after varicose vein treatment.
147           421 patients having clean (breast, varicose vein, or hernia) surgery were randomly assigned
148 studies the outcomes of patients with simple varicose veins (C2: n = 191) and soft tissue complicatio
149 ts and, surprisingly, with increased risk of varicose veins (odds ratio=1.31, P = 2.3 x 10(-11)) and
150 ctors which contribute to the development of varicose veins (VV).
151                                              Varicose veins affect one-third of Western society, with
152  who wore elastic compression stockings, had varicose veins and developed superficial thrombophlebiti
153 rial involving 798 participants with primary varicose veins at 11 centers in the United Kingdom, we c
154 rial involving 798 participants with primary varicose veins at 11 centers in the United Kingdom, we c
155 t two-stage genome-wide association study of varicose veins in 401,656 individuals from UK Biobank, a
156 m collagenomas on the soles of both feet and varicose veins in early childhood, in the absence of any
157 ism (VTE) after endovenous interventions for varicose veins in the presence of pharmacological and me
158              Varicocele, defined as enlarged varicose veins in the scrotum, is the most common identi
159 The VTE rate after endovenous procedures for varicose veins is higher than other day-case procedures
160                             Anxiety (82.7%), varicose veins of lower limbs (58.7%), hypertension (56.
161                                     Visible (varicose veins or trophic changes) and functional (super
162                                         Most varicose veins patients report a positive family history
163 uman venous stasis, we show that superficial varicose veins preferentially contain activated memory T
164 rity score (VCSS), quality of life (Aberdeen varicose veins questionnaire and EuroQol 5-domain utilit
165 rt form 36 (SF36), EuroQol, and the Aberdeen Varicose Veins Questionnaire], clinical recurrence, and
166                                          Her varicose veins recurred after initial treatment, and she
167  its predictive utility and correlation with varicose veins surgery.
168 tion and/or phlebectomy for the treatment of varicose veins under local anaesthetic.
169                       Endovenous ablation of varicose veins using radiofrequency ablation (RFA) and e
170 ancer, autoimmune disease, thrombosis of non-varicose veins).
171 o those of DVT and PE and include pregnancy, varicose veins, and active cancer.
172 alternatives to surgery for the treatment of varicose veins, but their comparative effectiveness and
173 ives to surgery for the treatment of primary varicose veins, but their long-term comparative effectiv
174 fects on disease traits, including PIEZO1 on varicose veins, COL6A1 on corneal resistance, MEPE on bo
175 veins; exclusion criteria included recurrent varicose veins, current deep venous thrombosis, or serio
176 ncer, diverticulitis, appendicitis, hernias, varicose veins, diabetes, atherosclerosis, and asthma, a
177      In a randomized trial of treatments for varicose veins, disease-specific quality of life 5 years
178 ns, asymptomatic varicosities, large painful varicose veins, edema, hyperpigmentation and lipodermato
179 s and, in fact, severe skin complications of varicose veins, even when extensive, are not guaranteed.
180 followed by medical comorbidities (including varicose veins, IBD, or cardiac disease), a body mass in
181                           During antepartum, varicose veins, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), urinar
182               Ms L, a 68-year-old woman with varicose veins, is presented.
183   They include chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins, lipodermatosclerosis, postthrombotic syn
184 y was associated with vertebral hemangiomas, varicose veins, lower blood pressures, and elevated seru
185 s, respiratory diseases, digestive diseases, varicose veins, pituitary hyperfunction, and other perip
186 s obesity, physical inactivity, smoking, and varicose veins, should be identified and treated in pati
187                                Spider veins, varicose veins, superficial functional disease, and supe
188 ons of chronic venous disease: spider veins, varicose veins, trophic changes, and edema by visual ins
189 s Index, socioeconomic group, and history of varicose veins, were undertaken by conditional logistic
190 ered to be the "gold-standard" treatment for varicose veins.
191 ts have been shown to have similarities with varicose veins.
192  with a dilated left ovarian vein and pelvic varicose veins.
193 rgery as the treatment of choice for truncal varicose veins.
194 tion and/or phlebectomy for the treatment of varicose veins.
195 ers such as chronic venous insufficiency and varicose veins.
196  which a significant number of patients have varicose veins.
197 iteria were primary great or small saphenous varicose veins; exclusion criteria included recurrent va
198                                        A few varicose VGAT-immunoreactive processes entered the OPL f
199     About 2% of striatal neurons, displaying varicose, virtually spine-free dendrites characteristic
200 te that the primary droplets are produced by varicose waves and lateral kink instabilities on the liq
201              Some regions of the fibers were varicose, with diameters >10 microm; regions between the

 
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