Neuroglia[Gr.
neuron - nerve, Gr. glia - glue].
Cells of the central
nervous system which provide support, protection and insulation for
neurons.
Full article >>>neuroglia: the
glial cells together with the extracellular
tissue.
neuron: a nerve
cell.
neurotransmitter: a chemical substance that accumulates in the
synapse and increases the membrane permeability of the next
dendrite.
Full article >>>neuroglia Tissue supporting and filling the spaces between the nerve
cells of the central
nervous system.
neuro
hormone A chemical
transmitter produced by nervous
tissue. Uses the bloodstream or other body fluids for distribution to its target
site.
Full article >>>AKA:
neuroglia,
glial cellsThe major support
cells of the brain. These
cells are involved in the
nutrition and maintenance of the nerve
cells (e.g., provide
myelin for axons, maintaining ionic balance, clean up after
cell damage or death, etc.).
Full article >>>Examples of CAM's specific to
neural systems include N-CAM,
neuroglial CAM or NgCAM, TAG-1, MAG, and DCC, all of which are part of the immunoglobulin super
family.
Full article >>>group of nerve fibers, end to end and side by side, held together by special connective
tissue called
neurogliaSource: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby
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