Sensory nerves
Regulatory role of capsaicin-sensitive peptidergic sensory nerves in the proteoglycan-induced autoimmune arthritis model of the mouse
... Capsaicin-sensitive sensory nerves densely innerv- ate joint capsule and the synovium, and they are crucial for pain perception [5, ...These nerves are unique by not only having the classical ...
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Activation of large conductance potassium channels inhibits the afferent and efferent function of airway sensory nerves in the guinea pig
... airway sensory nerves, and in guinea pigs we have found that bradykinin elicits a profound sensitization of airway C-fibers that is accompanied by a corresponding en- hancement of citric acid-evoked cough ...
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Fracture repair requires TrkA signaling by skeletal sensory nerves
... and sensory nerves in which their cell bodies are at a great distance from terminal dendrites are particularly sensitive to microtubular ...of sensory neuropathy (23, ...
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Development and validation of a new method for locating patella sensory nerves for the treatment of inferior and superior knee pain
... cutaneous nerves that innervate ...cutaneous nerves and saphenous nerves, ana- tomical treatment lines were defined using the results of this study to efficiently and effectively locate and target ...
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Sensory nerves in the human cerebral circulation and trigeminal ganglion: role in primary headaches
... pmol/l upon indomethacin treatment [55]. This case report and accompanying data show that attacks of CPH are char- acterized by activation of both sensory and parasympathetic cranial nerve fibers. The ...
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Quick Review of Human Speech Production Mechanism
... Speech, being the natural form of communication, is the most basic and commonly used communication by all the human beings. For common people speech is just the sound waves coming out of the human mouth and ...
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Endovanilloids are potential activators of the trigeminovascular nocisensor complex
... meningeal sensory nerves in vitro, are reliable indicators of the activation of trigemi- nal nociceptive primary sensory neurons [9, ...by sensory ganglion neurons [30, ...primary ...
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Nerve-targeted probes for fluorescence-guided intraoperative imaging
... and sensory nerves can be labeled in mice at a dose of 150 nmol FAM-NP41, which would easily scale to human dosing [36, ...prostate nerves (~750 µ m) may be accomplished at a significantly reduced ...
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Input rich Writing Tasks and Student Writing on an English Language Proficiency Test
... fat sensory innervations make communication among distinct fat depots ...SNS nerves to WAT decreased SNS outflow to intact WAT depots and IBAT likely through a change in sensory input from the ...
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Proprioception by the Coxo Basal Chordotonal Organ, CB, in Legs of the Crab, Carcinus Maenas
... Afferent impulses have been recorded extracellularly from whole sensory nerves of CB, and from fibres isolated from it: a during passive movement of the coxo-basal joint, with CB in situ[r] ...
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NERVE CONDUCTION STUDY AMONG HEALTHY MALAYS. THE INFLUENCE OF AGE, HEIGHT AND BODY MASS INDEX ON MEDIAN, ULNAR, COMMON PERONEAL AND SURAL NERVES
... The mean velocities for median and ulnar nerves both motor and sensory were: 54.71± 5.69m/ s (motor) and 54.04±7.02m/s for the median nerve and 60.57± 5.00 m/s (motor) and 52.92± 5.89 m/s for the ulnar ...
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A CASE STUDY ON GLYCEMIC INDEX AND DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
... sural sensory nerves and the bilateral common peroneal and posterior tibial motor nerve was performed in lower limb in female patient of 20-years old suffering from type-I diabetes from past 10-yeras and ...
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THE TONGUE AND TASTE IN FAMILIAL DYSAUTONOMIA
... ABSTRACT. The extreme paucity of subcutaneous sensory nerves in the small tongue of a 1-year-old child with familial dysautonomia was correlated with the absence of taste buds in the lig[r] ...
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Significance of Conversation between Mast Cells and Nerves
... An enhanced interaction between mast cells and nerves can lead to neurogenic inflammation. Inflam- matory models have shown a significant increase in the number of mast cells, resulting in the increased release of ...
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Two pairs of tentacles and a pair of procerebra: optimized functions and redundant structures in the sensory and central organs involved in olfactory learning of terrestrial pulmonates
... tentacular nerves after odor stimulation to the sensory ...tentacular nerves (medial lip nerves) connected to the inferior tentacular ganglia and sensory epithelia show spontaneous ...
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A Study on Nerve Conduction study in Vibratory Tool Users
... radial nerves in the both upper limbs had given significant data relating to the occupation related vibration ...that sensory nerve conduction velocity in median and ulnar nerves on both upper limbs ...
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Nerous System Textbook
... the nerves throughout your ...of nerves, which send sensory impulses into the spinal cord, which in turn sends them to the ...spinal nerves send impulses to muscles and ...
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Interneurones in Crab Connectives (Carcinus Maenas (L )): Giant Fibres
... Thus sensory fibres from tegumentary, antennary and oculomotor nerves project to the median oculomotor neuropile, while sensory and low-order interneurones from the thoracic centres have[r] ...
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Somatic neural alterations in non-diabetic obesity: a cross-sectional study
... the sensory and mixed nerve amplitudes were lower in obese than in thin ...peroneal nerves and decreased sensory action potential amplitude of all ...
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Association of peripheral neuropathy with sleep-related breathing disorders in myotonic dystrophies
... The CVs, SNAP amplitudes, and DMLs of all studied nerves were correlated with the AHI, ODI, as well as mean and minimum SaO 2 in both groups. The correlations were not assessed for the amplitude of the CMAP ...
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