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Meanings of afferent pathways in английском
каталонский
via nerviosa aferent Nerve structures through which impulses are conducted from a peripheral part toward a nerve center.
Synonyms
Examples for "afferent pathway"
Examples for "afferent pathway"
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The hepatic afferent pathway has been shown to be responsive to glucoprivic as well as lipoprivic stimuli.
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It has been established that the liver, through the afferent pathway of the vagus nerve, can influence insulin secretion.
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We investigated NGF gene transfer to the bladder and bladder afferent pathways for treating diabetic cystopathy.
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Conclusions: The NGF gene may be transferred and expressed in the bladder and bladder afferent pathways using HSV vectors.
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New afferent pathways have been discovered, as well as novel properties of previously known afferents such as the midbrain dopaminergic inputs.
Usage of afferent pathways in английском
1
We investigated NGF gene transfer to the bladder and bladder afferent pathways for treating diabetic cystopathy.
2
Conclusions: The NGF gene may be transferred and expressed in the bladder and bladder afferent pathways using HSV vectors.
3
New afferent pathways have been discovered, as well as novel properties of previously known afferents such as the midbrain dopaminergic inputs.
4
Background & aims: Cerebral evoked potential (EP) responses to visceral stimulation represent a powerful method to assess visceral afferent pathways.
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Some airway receptors mediate or influence cough through activation of vagal afferent pathways which converge on brain stem respiratory networks and of supramedullary centres.
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The cortical activity responsible for hallucinations results from altered or reduced input into these regions, or a loss of ascending inhibition of their afferent pathways.
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Recording of cerebral evoked responses (EP) allows the assessment of visceral afferent pathways and gut-brain communication, but the optimal stimulation parameters remain to be established.