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10 LIVRES EN PORTUGAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «NEUROPILEMA»
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Zoologia e biologia marinha
Quatro pares de nervos saem do cérebro para trás, como em Anaperus
tvasrminnensis e Corwóluta jlaviba- cillum (Luther 1912, p. 28 ; Westblad 1949, p
. 23). Estes 8 nervos entram no epicício, onde formam uma camada de
neuropilema (n).
A membrana basilar e os músculos cutâneos são tênues. O cérebro (c) é
semicircular nos cortes transversais ; nos horizontais, a massa do neuropilema é
hexagonal. Dois fortes tratos nervosos (n) saem do cérebro para diante,
cerradamente ...
Os apéndices destas células, ao contrário, costumam ser dirigidos para o interior
e formam aí a camada interna chamada "neuropilema" ou camada nervosa
fibrilar (Vide Microfotos 2 e 3). Esta separação em duas camadas já indica a ...
4
The diseases of the basal ganglia: proceedings of the ...
In Weigert stained specimens the globus pallidus appears darker than normal
because the myelinated nerve fibers do not take part in the shrinkage of the
intervening ganglion cells and of the fine non-myelinated neuropilema which are
...
Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Disease, 1966
The striatal elements selectively involved are the large ganglion cells, which are
shrunken and diminished in number, and the fine non-myelinated neuropilema.
The small ganglion cells are usually well preserved ; they may even appear ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
NEUROPILE Noun. (Greek, neuron I nerve I pilos I felt. PL, Neuropiles.)
Medullary substance or mass of fibrous tissue within a ganglion (Snodgrass). Alt.
Neuropil. Neuropilema. NEUROPORE See Trichospore. NEUROPTERA
Linnaeus 1758.
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A Monograph of the Marine Triclads
The histology of the brain of B. candida has been studied in detail by Bohmig (
1906) and Elwyn (1936). The brain consists of a central fibre mass or
neuropilema ('Punkt- substanz' in the older literature) and an outer layer of
ganglion cells and ...
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Bulletin of the Neurological Institute of New York
In the neuropilema are seen the commissural fibers forming the dorsal and
ventral commissures. Other fibers course dorsoventrally and longitudinally,
connecting the dorsal and ventral portions of the brain, or entering the ventral
nerve cord ...
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The evolution of the nervous system in invertebrates, ...
It is, likewise, accompanied by a neuropilema, which again extends in the basi-
epithelial plexus of the side walls, meeting the lateral extension of the dorsal
pilema. This neurogenetic epithelium contains also neurosensory cells and
ganglion ...
Cornelius Ubbo Ariëns Kappers, 1929
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The Nobel Prize in Medicine and the Karolinska Institute: ...
Eponymously known for 'Gluge bodies' = fat laden granule cells, later proven to
be gemästocytes, i.e. the astrocytes swollen with myelin breakdown products
seen in anoxic neuropilema (infarction). Was the first to describe inflammation of
the ...
Bengt Ljunggren, G. W. Bruyn, 2002
