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Nerve endings in human sympathetic ganglia

American Journal of Anatomy, 1981
AbstractForty‐eight human sympathetic ganglia from 22 sympathectomies were examined ultrastructurally after one of three different fixations: (1) glutaraldehyde + osmium tetroxide, (2) glutaraldehyde + potassium dichromate + osmium tetroxide, or (3) potassium permanganate.Three different kinds of synapsing nerve ending could be identified after all ...
P, Helén, A, Hervonen
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γ-Aminobutyric Acid Uptake by Sympathetic Ganglia

Nature New Biology, 1972
EXOGENOUS γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) accumulates against a concentration gradient in isolated mammalian nervous tissue1–3 and mixes with GABA stored in the tissue4. Thus, neurones which use GABA as an inhibitory transmitter might be identified by locating sites of accumulation of radioactively-labelled GABA using autoradiography5–7, assuming that ...
N G, Bowery, D A, Brown
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Neural—immune interactions in sympathetic ganglia

Trends in Neurosciences, 1993
Effects of immune cytokines on neuronal gene expression have recently been examined in cultured superior cervical (sympathetic) ganglia, a widely used model system for the study of neurotransmitter plasticity. Following deafferentation and explantation into culture, interleukin-1 causes an up-regulation of the neuropeptide substance P as well as of ...
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Late Discharges in Dog's Sympathetic Ganglia

Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology, 1972
In the dog a preganglionic stimulation at a high stimulus frequency for 10–15 s elicited a two-wave response, early and late responses in the perfused ear (vasoconstriction), as well as early and late contractions in the nictitating membrane. Both the late contraction and the late response could be aborted by cooling the superior cervical ganglion ...
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Neuropathology of human sympathetic autonomic ganglia

Microscopy Research and Technique, 1996
The neuropathologic alterations which underlie autonomic nervous system dysfunction in aging and in a variety of diseases have been systematically examined in the sympathetic ganglia of a series of 347 autopsied adults and in a review of previously published studies.
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The cervical sympathetic ganglia

The Anatomical Record, 1957
R F, BECKER, J A, GRUNT
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Sympathetic ganglia changes

Annals of Neurology, 1979
A. H. Rajput, B. Rozdilsky
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Synaptic events in sympathetic ganglia

Progress in Neurobiology, 1978
K, Kuba, K, Koketsu
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