Übersetzung für 'nerve axon' von Englisch nach Deutsch

nerve axon

Nervenaxon {n}biol.

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axon

Axon {n}anat.

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axon hillock

Ursprungs­kegel {m}anat.

Axonhügel {m}anat.biol.

axon guidance

axonale Wegfindung {f}biol.

axon length

Axonlänge {f}biol.

axon reflex

Axonreflex {m}med.

axon diameter

Axondurchmesser {m}biol.

presynaptic axon

präsynaptisches Axon {n}biol.

giant axon

Riesenaxon {n}biol.

axon formation

Axonbildung {f}biol.

axon growth

Axonwachstum {n}biol.

axon terminal [bouton terminal]

Axonterminale {f}anat.biol.

to nerve

nerven [ugs.]

nerve inflammation

Nervenentzündung {f}med.

nerve agent

Nervenkampfstoff {m}chem.mil.

nerve cells

Nervenzellen {pl}biol.

nerve disorder

Nervenstörung {f}med.

nerve disease

Nervenkrankheit {f}psych.

Nervenerkrankung {f}psych.

nerve endings­

Nervenenden {pl} [auch fig.]anat.

• Because both receptors contain Merkel-like cells surrounding a nerve axon, they can be categorized as Merkel Cell-Neurite complexes.
• An electrical stimulation can artificially elicit this action potential by changing the electric potential across a nerve cell membrane (this also includes the nerve axon) by inducing electrical charge in the immediate vicinity of the outer membrane of the cell.
• Schwann cell precursors (a first derivative of Neural crest cells) are present as the nerve axon grows from the dorsal neural tube, but it has been shown that these glial precursors are not essential to axonal growth.
• Recurrent herpes of the eye is caused by reactivation of the virus in a latently infected sensory ganglion, transport of the virus down the nerve axon to sensory nerve endings, and subsequent infection of ocular surface.
• With his student John Clark, he derived a mathematical relationship between the transmembrane potential and the extracellular potential produced by a propagating action potential in a nerve axon.

• At the same time, Wikswo and Ken Swinney calculated the magnetic field of a nerve axon.
• The CMT2D mice display peripheral nerve axon degeneration and defective development and function> of the neuromuscular junction.