nerve cells

“The cerebellum consists of a large mass of closely packed folia, which are bundles of nerve cells described in the literature as leaflike.”

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“But in Sperry’s experimental frog, some of the nerve cells sniffing out belly skin found the postage stamp of belly skin grafted on the back, presumably because it smelled right.”

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“In his lab on the fifth floor of the pathology building of Johns Hopkins Hospital, Hoke—who is also my own neurologist—recently discovered that a unique growth factor produced naturally by our nerve cells has a surprising ability to regenerate nerves in the body after they’ve been damaged by diseases such as multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, and chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy.”

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“There are only about onehundred thousand nerve cells in its tiny head, and each one has to pull its weight.”

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““What we found was that the apple phenolics, which are naturally occurring antioxidants found in fresh apples, can protect nerve cells from neurotoxicity induced by oxidative stress,” Dr. Lee states.”

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