medullated

Examples of myelinated

myelinated
As such, they probably represent propagation along the fastest (myelinated) callosal fibers.
Relative conduction velocities of small myelinated and non-myelinated fibres in the central nervous system.
Myelinated and unmyelinated axons were counted with appropriate stereological procedures to prevent double counting, and the results integrated to produce the entire optic nerve count.
The shor t and the long latency waves are associated with the activity in myelinated and nonmyelinated retinotectal fibers, respectively.
These processes may or may not be myelinated, but they are ensheathed nonetheless.
Although far less frequent, some axons were seen to be ensheathed by an oligodendrocytic process; such axons were counted as 'myelinated'.
Myelinated axons are organized into a series of polarized domains that are crucial for normal saltatory conduction.
Lesions and parasites were most frequently found in heavily myelinated tracts including the corpus callosum, internal and external capsules, cerebellar peduncles and cerebellar medulla.
The inhibition of sodium currents in myelinated nerve by quaternary derivatives of lidocaine.
The optic nerve is heavily fasciculated and the proportion of myelinated axons increases with body length from 17% in subadults to 74% in adults.
Under our culture conditions, axons are usually myelinated only over one or few internodes, but never along their entire length.
One of the advantages of myelinating cultures is the ability to visualize axons that are only partially myelinated.
The autonomic component is mediated by the myelinated vagus, which reduces fear and promotes calm behavioral states.
The bridge later became populated by more mature myelinated axons, which was best quantitated by 21 days.
In contrast, mitochondria outside the nodal/paranodal regions of the myelinated axons appear normal.
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