MOTS EN ESPAGNOL EN RAPPORT AVEC «GLIAL»
glial
perteneciente
relativo
glía
sistema
nervioso
pectiva
observamos
compartimiento
este
está
conformado
astrocitos
fibrosos
cuyos
procesos
relacionan
capilares
protoplasmáticos
abundantes
sustancia
gris
relación
cuerpos
nbsp
lecciones
neurocirugía
neurocitoma
sinonimia
ganglioneuroma
gangliocitoma
zülch
ganglioglioma
courville
neuroastrocitoma
tumores
formados
esencialmente
células
neuronales
ganglionares
adultas
suman
algunas
tipo
fascias
principios
anatomo
fisio
patología
membrana
limitante
externa
gliocitos
satélites
junto
fibras
oligoden
drocitos
forman
cara
neural
fina
procedente
leptomeninge
forma
histología
cuales
terminan
10 LIVRES EN ESPAGNOL EN RAPPORT AVEC «GLIAL»
Découvrez l'usage de
glial dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
glial et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
pectiva, observamos el compartimiento glial. Este está conformado por los
astrocitos fibrosos cuyos procesos se relacionan con los capilares, los astrocitos
protoplasmáticos muy abundantes en la sustancia gris y en relación con los
cuerpos ...
Martha I. Escobar, Hernán J. Pimienta (Editores), 2006
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Lecciones de neurocirugía
Neurocitoma —Sinonimia: Ganglioneuroma, gangliocitoma (Zülch),
ganglioglioma (Courville), neuroastrocitoma. Son tumores formados
esencialmente por células neuronales o ganglionares adultas, a las que se
suman algunas de tipo glial, ...
J. M. Izquierdo Rojo, J. Barbera Alacreu, 1992
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FASCIAS. Principios de anatomo-fisio-patología
Membrana glial limitante externa Los gliocitos satélites, junto con las fibras de
los astrocitos y de los oligoden- drocitos, forman la cara neural de la membrana
glial externa. La fina membrana, procedente de la leptomeninge, forma la cara ...
V. Smith-Agreda, E. Ferres-Torres, 2004
3.4-12), algunas de las cuales terminan en vasos sanguíneos y allí forman una
capa de "pies" perivaculares (membrana glial perivascular; fig. 3.4-13). Sus
filamentos intermedios están compuestos por la proteína ácida fibrilar glial o
proteína ...
La pérdida de volumen del tejido neuro- nal no se compensa con la hipertrofia
glial. El citoplasma de los astrocitos agrandados contiene un gran número de
fibrillas y gránulos de glucógeno. La densa red de prolongaciones astrocíticas
que ...
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Tratamiento de la epilepsia
Histológicamente son tumores de alta agresividad, bien de origen glial o
intraventricular. Las imágenes por RM demuestran procesos expansivos
intraaxiales, mal delimitados, con necrosis central, realce por el contraste para-
magnético, ...
Francisco Villarejo Ortega, 1998
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Enfermedad de Parkinson y trastornos relacionados
Lin LFH, Doherty DH, Lile JD, Bektesh S, Co- llins F. GDNF: a glial cell line-
derived neuro- trophic factor for midbrain dopaminergic neurons. Science 1993;
260:1130-32. 185. Kotzbauer PT, Lampe PA, Heuckeroth RO, Gol- den JP,
Creedon ...
Federico E. Micheli, 2006
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Estudio de la proliferación y de los astrocitos de la ...
Alterations of glial fibrillary acidic protein mRN A level in the aging brain and in
senile dementia in the Alzheimer type. Neurosci. Letters, 151: 71-73. LEBOLOND
, C.P. (1963). Classification of cell populations on the basis of their proliferative ...
Francisco LEÓN GARRIGOSA, 2012
GFAP tissue distribution is much more res- tricted than that of S-100, having been
found in CNS glial cells (astrocytes) and their tu- mors "'- 1 1 - ' -, as well as in
enteric glial cells ", which makes it the most spccific glial mar- kcr known to date.
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Generación de neuronas dopaminergéticas a partir de células ...
However, the results of our double im- munolabeling studies suggest that there is
no significant expression of these receptors in TH-ir cells, and that they are
located in glial cells and serotonergic cells (i.e., cells immunoreactive for GFAP
and ...
Parga Martín, Juan Andrés
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «GLIAL»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
glial est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
New Players in the Obesity Puzzle: The Brain's Glial Cells
When glial cells were discovered in the 1800s, they were thought to be passive, supporting structures—the “glue”—as their Greek name implies—that holds ... «Scientific American, août 16»
A support system gone wrong - glial cells contribute to HD symptoms
A new piece of research has implicated a type of brain cells called glia in the development of HD symptoms. Regular mice injected with glial cells carrying the ... «HDBuzz, août 16»
Addiction as a disorder of reward learning: New role for glial energy ...
However, glia, the non-neuronal supporting cells of the brain, have now been implicated in the consolidation of cocaine-related memories. Researchers, led by ... «Science Daily, juin 16»
Aid for Huntington's Disease Found through Glial Cell Transplant
The investigators implanted animals with human glial cells derived from stem cells. One of the roles of glia is to tend to the health of neurons, and the results from ... «Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, juin 16»
A common brain cell shapes the nervous system in unexpected ways
More than half of our brains are made up of glial cells, which wrap around nerve fibers and insulate them—similarly to how the plastic casing of an electric cable ... «The Rockefeller University Newswire, avril 16»
Investigan el uso del tejido cicatricial glial para reparar la médula ...
Los neurólogos han creído durante mucho tiempo que el tejido cicatricial formado por las células gliales -- células que rodean las neuronas del sistema ... «www.infosalus.com, avril 16»
Glial scar tissue may help spinal cord regrowth after injury
The scientists found glial scars may encourage nerves to regenerate, suggesting doctors that prevent or remove scar tissue could be impeding the regeneration ... «UPI.com, mars 16»
Regeneration: Not everything is scary about a glial scar
One difference is that injured CNS axons lose their intrinsic ability to regrow, but studies have also implicated differences in non-neuronal cells called glia, which ... «Nature.com, mars 16»
Spinal cord regeneration might actually be helped by glial scar tissue
Neuroscientists have long believed that scar tissue formed by glial cells -- the cells that surround neurons in the central nervous system -- impedes damaged ... «Science Daily, mars 16»
Beyond the neuron: Emerging roles of glial cells in neuroscience
In support of this, another recent study engrafted human glial progenitors into neonatal mice. This transplant resulted in better plasticity and improved learning in ... «PLoS Blogs, janv 16»
