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Apical dendrite What Cell body Axon ( Initial segment ) Basal dendrite
Presynaptic cell Fig . ... Nerve cells have four major morphologic and functional
regions : ( 1 ) the dendrites , ( 2 ) the cell body ( soma ) , ( 3 ) the axon , and ( 4 )
the axonal ...
Apical dendrite What Cell body Axon ( Initial segment ) Basal dendrite
Presynaptic cell Fig . ... Nerve cells have four major morphologic and functional
regions : ( 1 ) the dendrites , ( 2 ) the cell body ( soma ) , ( 3 ) the axon , and ( 4 )
the axonal ...
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C8 T10 TI LI T12 L2 L3 L4 L5 Up until the middle of the second week , the cells of
the ectoderm are equipotential . That is , any particular cell is equally capable of
developing into neurons , glia , or epithelial cells . Between the second and third
...
C8 T10 TI LI T12 L2 L3 L4 L5 Up until the middle of the second week , the cells of
the ectoderm are equipotential . That is , any particular cell is equally capable of
developing into neurons , glia , or epithelial cells . Between the second and third
...
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Different cortical layers interconnect with different sites . ( Adapted from Kandel
ER , Schwartz JH : Principles of neuroscience , ed 2 , New York , 1985 , Elsevier
Science Publishing . ) Fig . 2-70 . Some cells in somatosensory association areas
.
Different cortical layers interconnect with different sites . ( Adapted from Kandel
ER , Schwartz JH : Principles of neuroscience , ed 2 , New York , 1985 , Elsevier
Science Publishing . ) Fig . 2-70 . Some cells in somatosensory association areas
.
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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