Neuron with cell body in the motor cortex, brainstem or the spinal cord, and axon controlling effector organs, mainly muscles and glands.
1Results showed that a population of motor neurons specifically fire during vocalization.
2This resulted in the slow degeneration of motor neurons over several weeks.
3Remaining motor neurons exhibit peripheral motor unit restructuring causing behavioral motor deficits.
4PTPsigma is also expressed in motor neurons where its function is unclear.
5Larger motor neurons inhibit smaller axons through the activation of Renshaw cells.
6The induced motor neurons were functional, showing the electrophysiological properties of neurons.
7Because certain of his motor neurons fire in the necessary sequence.
8There are important differences in the cortical projections from the cortical motor neurons.
9These fibers directly synapse with motor neurons of the spinal cord.
10In contrast, NF-Y inactivation in motor neurons induced neuronal loss without obvious protein deposition.
11Conversely, the effect of slow motor neurons is inhibited by a dominant-negative Ras mutant.
12Based on morphological criteria, TASK-3 was found in the somatodendritic compartment of motor neurons.
13Progressive and systemic loss of motor neurons with gliosis …
14Transgenic rescue experiments show that CLP1 functions in motor neurons.
15Several lines of evidence suggest that toxicity to motor neurons requires damage to non-neuronal cells.
16Overactivation and consequent accelerated loss of vulnerable motor neurons is one theory of disease initiation.
Translations for motor neurons