Sentences with phrase «electrophysiological properties»
"Electrophysiological properties" refers to the characteristics or qualities related to the electrical activity of cells, tissues, or organs in the body. It involves measuring and analyzing the electrical signals and activities, such as nerve impulses or brain waves, to understand how they function and communicate within the body. Full definition
Hablitz and colleagues have now shown that epigenetic remodeling can also alter electrophysiological properties of an individual neuron.
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Claire Poulet (Ravens, TUD)-- «Electrophysiological properties of skeletal muscle stem cells: functional evidence of their potential for cardiac differentiation?»
Renshaw neurons are defined by electrophysiological properties but typically stain for gephyrin and calbindin 28k.
Interestingly, Ascl1 alone already induces neuronal properties, but co-expression of the other factors strongly promotes a degree of differentiation, as you can see here in the acquisition of more mature electrophysiological properties.
Skeletal muscle stem cells propagated as myospheres display electrophysiological properties modulated by culture conditions.
These cells have specialized electrophysiological properties, and much has been learned in the last few years about the genes that control their development.
The few cells that did differentiate into motor neurons showed functional defects in their dendrites and altered electrophysiological properties.
«Although responders and nonresponders both produce more electrical impulses and spontaneous activity, when we look at the electrophysiological properties, the two groups are very different from each other.»
There are 21 different subtypes of GABAergic interneurons in the mammalian hippocampus, identified on their expression of different markers and their electrophysiological properties.
«These hciNs [human chemical - induced neuronal cells] show similar morphology, gene - expression profiles, and electrophysiological properties» to neurons derived from pluripotent stem cells, Zhao wrote in an email to The Scientist.