Oligodendrocytes and myelin are essential for maintaining the structural integrity and function of the axons in the central nervous system (CNS). The progressive decline of remyelination in multiple sclerosis is partially due to the failure of oligodendrocyte differentiation within chronic lesions. ...
we observed an ablation of 70–85% of dorsally derived oligodendrocyte lineage cells (dOLCs) in the cerebral cortex (Fig.1b,e), corpus callosum (CC) (Extended Data
Describe the function of: a. an astrocyte b. an ependymal cell c. oligodendrocyte d. microglia e. neurolemmocyte Describe the canaliculi and give its function. Describe the various functions of secretin. Describe the functions of the pupil. ...
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The importance of the oligodendrocyte lineage and the myelin in the healthy brain OLGs are a major glial cell type in the CNS, which con- stitute around 75% of the CNS glial cell population [80]. OLGs are responsible for the production, stability, and maintenance of myelin ...
Enriched clusters of downregulated genes would correspond to depletions of those gene clusters in the cKO mice. In the cortex, most of the notable enrichments pertained to cell division or differentiation. Enrichment of neuron fate specification (GO:0048665), oligodendrocyte differentiation (GO:0048709...
Here, oligodendrocytes differ from Schwann cells, which are absent in CNS in that multiple processes of single oligodendrocyte can envelop segments of several nearby axons. The cell body of the oligodendrocyte will be at some distance from the axons it myelinates....
Fig. 1. Oligodendrocyte and Schwann cell myelination (a), (c) Lateral view of a Tg(sox10:megfp);Tg(nbt:dsred) double transgenic embryo at 3 dpf showing (a) oligodendrocytes (arrowheads) myelinating central nervous system (CNS) axons in the spinal cord and (c) Schwann cells (SCs) (a...
Describe the function of: a. an astrocyte b. an ependymal cell c. oligodendrocyte d. microglia e. neurolemmocyte Describe 4 roles of apoptosis in normal development. Describe the function of the larynx. Describe the function of macrophages. ...
the mPTP field suffers from the lack of advanced in vitro structure-function investigations common to other membrane proteins such as K+channels or G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs). High-level in vitro structure-function studies are an essential basis for the development of effective small molec...