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Gray matter heterotopias in schizophrenia
Schizophrenia Research, 1993Gray matter heterotopias (GMHs) are a type of neuronal migration anomaly in which collections of normal neurons are abnormally located secondary to an arrest of radial migration. They are often manifested clinically by seizures and cognitive, motor, and language deficits.
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1995
Abstract Spinal cord gray matter is a complex tissue with the following components: ( l) neurons with a long axon, (2) neurons with a short axon, (3) freely ending ramifications of collaterals arising in the white matter, (4) freely ending terminal arborizations of parent fibers in the white matter, (5) local collaterals (from spinal ...
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Abstract Spinal cord gray matter is a complex tissue with the following components: ( l) neurons with a long axon, (2) neurons with a short axon, (3) freely ending ramifications of collaterals arising in the white matter, (4) freely ending terminal arborizations of parent fibers in the white matter, (5) local collaterals (from spinal ...
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A Gray Zone Regarding Gray Matter
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 2019openaire +2 more sources
2013
Chapter 16 discusses cerebral gray matter, including the lateral , medial, and inferior Face of the cerebral hemisphere, as well as the insula, cerebral cytoarchitecture, and Brodmann areas.
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Chapter 16 discusses cerebral gray matter, including the lateral , medial, and inferior Face of the cerebral hemisphere, as well as the insula, cerebral cytoarchitecture, and Brodmann areas.
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