1975
DOI: 10.1016/s0074-7742(08)60211-1
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On Axoplasmic Flow

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“…Ligature was first used to produce an artifi cial destination, and has been the most widely used technique for studying transport (for reviews, see Dahlstrom 1971, Lubinska 1975). An elegant method of producing physiologically reversible ligatures by local axonal cooling has been developed by Brimijoin (1975) and used by him (Brimijoin & Wiermaa 1977a, b) and by others , Hanson 1978 to study the rapid transport of neurotransmitters and related enzymes.…”
Section: How Transport Is Observedmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Ligature was first used to produce an artifi cial destination, and has been the most widely used technique for studying transport (for reviews, see Dahlstrom 1971, Lubinska 1975). An elegant method of producing physiologically reversible ligatures by local axonal cooling has been developed by Brimijoin (1975) and used by him (Brimijoin & Wiermaa 1977a, b) and by others , Hanson 1978 to study the rapid transport of neurotransmitters and related enzymes.…”
Section: How Transport Is Observedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is possible however that some of this arises artifactually from injury (see Kristensson & Olsson 1976). In ligation experiments it is generally observed that some proportion of a rapidly transported component appears to be immobile (acetylcholine: Saunders et a1 1973, Dahlstrom et a1 l974; acetyl cholinesterase: Ranish & Ochs 1972, Lubinska 1975, Tucek 1975, Fonnum et a1 1976, Holmes et a1 1977 norepinephrine and dopamine ,B-hydroxylase: Brimijoin & Wiermaa 1977a; various enzymes: Partlow et aI 1972. A substantial amount of the stationary material may be explained by experimental artifact: 25-35% of the total norepinephrine in the sciatic nerve (Haggendal et a1 1975), and much of the dopamine ,B-hydroxylase (Brimijoin 1977) and monoamine oxidase is contained in nerve endings in the perineurium, and must be tallied as immobile transmitter and enzyme.…”
Section: Mechanistic Hy Potheses Fo R Fast Axonal Transportmentioning
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“…Understanding the exact pattern of spread should provide additional insights into the mechanisms of axon death and may indicate strategies to alter Wallerian degeneration in neurological disease. Shortly after the pioneering investigations of Waller, and in the following decades, there has been much debate as to whether degeneration occurs in an anterograde direction, a retrograde direction or simultaneously along the separated nerve stump axons (reviewed historically in [32-34]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Após a lesão do nervo periférico, ocorrem no segmento distal à lesão, em alguns nodos terminais do coto proximal, e também no corpo celular do neurônio, alterações morfológicas, fisiológicas, moleculares e metabólicas (Ide, 1982;Fu & Gordon, 1997;Ferreira, 1999;Junqueira & Carneiro, 1999 (Lubinska, 1975;Chaudhry et al, 1992); a idade dos animais (Chaudhry et al, 1992;Verdú et al, 1995); tipo de fibra nervosa, ou seja, mielínica ou amielínica (Lubinska, 1975;Martinez & Canavarro, 2000); e tipo de lesão (Gold et al, 1992).…”
Section: Regeneração Do Nervo Periféricounclassified