Vol 58, Supp. II (1999)
Review article
Submitted: 2012-02-06
Published online: 2000-04-25
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Synaptogenesis and structure of the autonomic ganglia

Majewski M
Vol 58, Supp. II (1999)
REVIEW ARTICLES
Submitted: 2012-02-06
Published online: 2000-04-25

Abstract

The present study summarises the current data dealing with processes leading to the establishihg of the synaptic archtecture and connections with both the preganglionic neurons and target tissues of autonomic ganglia Starting from migrations point of the neural crest cells, the factors and mechanisms driving the development of the autonomic nervous system, axonal pathfinding and establishing of regard to their functional revalence in these processes. Forthermore, the chemical neuroanatomy and somatotopic arrangement of either the preganglionic, sympathetic or parasympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system are discussed from the morphologicaland functional point of view.

Abstract

The present study summarises the current data dealing with processes leading to the establishihg of the synaptic archtecture and connections with both the preganglionic neurons and target tissues of autonomic ganglia Starting from migrations point of the neural crest cells, the factors and mechanisms driving the development of the autonomic nervous system, axonal pathfinding and establishing of regard to their functional revalence in these processes. Forthermore, the chemical neuroanatomy and somatotopic arrangement of either the preganglionic, sympathetic or parasympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system are discussed from the morphologicaland functional point of view.
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Keywords

Anatomic ganglia; Automatic neurons; Axonal pathfinding; Chemical coding development; Preganglionic neurons; Synaptogenesis

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Title

Synaptogenesis and structure of the autonomic ganglia

Journal

Folia Morphologica

Issue

Vol 58, Supp. II (1999)

Article type

Review article

Pages

65-98

Published online

2000-04-25

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549

Keywords

Anatomic ganglia
Automatic neurons
Axonal pathfinding
Chemical coding development
Preganglionic neurons
Synaptogenesis

Authors

Majewski M

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