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Significats de myelin sheath en anglès

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capa medular

A layer of myelin encasing (and insulating) the axons of medullated nerve fibers.

        capa medular

        Sheath surrounding axons.

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                Ús de myelin sheath en anglès
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                Those cells also make the protective myelin sheath that insulates nerve fibers.
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                The myelin sheath allows electrical impulses to transmit quickly and efficiently along the nerve cells.
                Radio NZ
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                One of the most significant interactions between Schwann cells and neurons is myelin sheath formation.
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                The myelin sheath and axon degenerates, making them look scarred or sclerotic, hence the name.
                The Irish Times
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                The lymphatic vessels were distributed around the myelin sheath and co-localized with lymphatic endothelial cells.
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                Importantly, we found that RF-EMF exposure led to myelin sheath damage and mice displayed hyperactivity-like behaviour.
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                MBP undergoes a dramatic conformational change when liberated from the lipid-rich environment of the myelin sheath.
                Pubmed
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                When the myelin sheath is damaged, it distorts the normal way in which nerve impulses travel.
                The Irish Times
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                It is an essential part of the Schwann cells that form the myelin sheath that protects nerves.
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                In MS, the body attacks the myelin sheath, the fatty material that surrounds and protects nerve cells.
                Reuters
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                Surprisingly, these axons have a disproportionately thinner myelin sheath, suggesting alterations at the level of axon-glial interactions.
                Pubmed
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                These reactions include stimulation of a local giant cell inflammatory reaction and disruption of the myelin sheath.
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                Harrison's immune system had chewed away at his nerves' myelin sheath, which contributed to his severe nerve pain.
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                Any disturbance in the integrity of the myelin sheath interferes with the axon's ability to conduct action potentials.
                Pubmed
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                Severe myelination defects included thickening and unraveling of the myelin sheath surrounding hypertrophic axons in the corpus callosum.
                Pubmed
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                Remarkably, neuregulin-1 type III also regulates Schwann cell membrane growth to adjust myelin sheath thickness to match axon caliber precisely.
                Pubmed
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