schwann การใช้

• In 1913 Schwann changed his surname to Swann by royal licence.
• Schwann cell activity includes recruitment of macrophages to the injury site.
• There is regeneration in the peripheral nervous system because of Schwann cells,
• But by the 1960s, the Schwann catalog was invaluable.
• The way in which the Schwann cells and oligodendrocytes myelinate nerves differ.
• A Schwann cell usually myelinates a single axon, completely surrounding it.
• Schwann cells and neurons exchange molecular signals that regulate survival and differentiation.
• Schwann observed animal cells under the microscope, noting their different properties.
• Schwann's theory and observations became the foundation of modern histology.
• Mutated nonmyelinating Schwann cells do not form normal Remak bundles.
• Schwann cells are glial cells that myelinate the axons of nerve cells.
• In addition, SEMA3a is known to repel Schwann cells.
• He was the eldest son of Charles Edward Schwann and Elizabeth Duncan.
• Schwann cells are also frequently damaged, contributing to demyelination.
• Apparently it is caused by the transfer of Schwann cells.
• Axons are surrounded by myelin, which contain Schwann cells.
• The current Schwann rivals the Manhattan White Pages in sheer bulk and density.
• As a trained musicologist, Schwann was careful about facts but not obsessive.
• Schwann in the TV-series Matador in the 1970s and early 1980s.
• NCAM is a glycoprotein that is expressed on axonal and Schwann cell membranes.