Abnormal walking behavior and flight behavior are controlled primarily by the central complex and genetic mutations that disrupt the structure support the hypothesis that the central complex neuropil is a site of behavioral control.
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Thus, most parts of the insect brain have passive cell bodies arranged around the periphery, while the neural signal processing takes place in a tangle of protoplasmic fibers called neuropil, in the interior.
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These cell bodies often send a single neurite into the brain; however, this neurite may ramify into a large number of branches making a very complex set of connections with other neurites, in regions of neuropil.
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In these individuals, additional chronic effects, including neuroendocrinologic abnormalities, seizures and seizure-like disorders, tau-immunoreactive neurofibrillary tangles, and neuropil threads, suggesting that pathological processes similar to those occurring in AD may be involved.
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Pineocytomatous / neurocytic rosettes are superficially similar to Homer Wright rosettes; however, they differ from Homer Wright rosettes as they have ( 1 ) more neuropil at centre of the rosette and, ( 2 ) the edge of neuropil meshwork irregular / undulating.
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Pineocytomatous / neurocytic rosettes are superficially similar to Homer Wright rosettes; however, they differ from Homer Wright rosettes as they have ( 1 ) more neuropil at centre of the rosette and, ( 2 ) the edge of neuropil meshwork irregular / undulating.
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The tumor is composed of uniform, small-to-medium-sized cells with rounded nuclei, finely stippled chromatin and inconspicuous nucleoli, along with scant cytoplasm . CNC are characterized by perivascular fibrillary matrix, like that of neuropil regions.
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In brain tissue regions including the hypothalamus, raphe, and locus coeruleus, commercial antibodies to LGI1 bound to neuronal cell bodies including the antidiuretic hormone-secreting and orexin-secreting hypothalamic neurons, whereas CASPR2 commercial antibodies bound more often to the neuropil.
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In humans, schizophrenia may be caused by deterioration of neuropil, with much evidence specifically pointing to dysfunction in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex ( DLPFC ) . as well as consistent findings of reduced spine density in layer III pyramidal neurons of the temporal and frontal cortices.
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In 1936 1937 Beritashvili arrived at the very interesting conclusion that general inhibition was a function of what he called the neuropil of the brainstem that not only exerted general inhibition but also general excitation on the CNS . What Beritashvili called the " neuropil " is the structure, which is now well known as the " reticular formation ".
