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LSMEM2, Localized at the Neuromuscular Junction, Modulates Mitochondrial Integration in Skeletal Muscles. [PDF]
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Activity-dependent muscarinic signalling regulates presynaptic PKC pathway and neurotransmission machinery at the neuromuscular junction. [PDF]
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Eliciting Presynaptic Homeostatic Potentiation at the <i>Drosophila</i> Larval Neuromuscular Junction. [PDF]
Wang T, Frank CA.
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Autonomic neuromuscular junctions
This review traces the history of the discovery and subsequent understanding of smooth muscle cells and their motor innervation. Smooth muscle tissue is made up of thousands of very small, individual, electrically connected, muscle cells. Each axon that enters a smooth muscle tissue branches extensively to form a terminal arbour that comes close to ...
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Cholinesterases of neuromuscular junction
Neurochemistry International, 1980The ultrastructural localization of AChE and BuChE was studied in motor endplates of the rat and mouse diaphragms, using the CNS(?) modification of the one-step Cu-thiocholine procedure. AChE activity was observed on pre- and postsynaptic membranes, in the basal lamina and in the Schwann cell-nerve terminal interspace.
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Development of the neuromuscular junction
Cell and Tissue Research, 2006The differentiation of the neuromuscular junction is a multistep process requiring coordinated interactions between nerve terminals and muscle. Although innervation is not needed for muscle production, the formation of nerve-muscle contacts, intramuscular nerve branching, and neuronal survival require reciprocal signals from nerve and muscle to ...
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Terminal Schwann cells at the human neuromuscular junction. [PDF]
Terminal Schwann cells are non-myelinating glial cells localized to the neuromuscular junction. They play an important role in regulating many aspects of neuromuscular junction form and function, in health and during disease. However, almost all previous
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