Words to Describe neuronal
Things neuronal often describes ("neuronal ________")
- membrane
- receptors
- cells
- uptake
- network
- connectivity
- structures
- tissues
- metabolism
- transmission
- dysfunction
- density
- inclusions
- protein
- migration
- development
- substrates
- communication
- channels
- degeneration
- signaling
- responses
- assemblies
- function
- precursors
- survival
- activity
- receptor
- patterns
- excitability
- synthase
- bodies
- lipofuscinoses
- maturation
- cytoplasm
- mechanism
- correlates
- apoptosis
- organization
- origin
- pathways
- soma
- growth
- model
- activities
- networks
- populations
- death
- somata
- excitation
- population
- connections
- necrosis
- architecture
- discharges
- activation
- pathway
- differentiation
- perikarya
- disorders
- elements
- changes
- groups
- basis
- mechanisms
- functions
- vulnerability
- response
- expression
- lipofuscinosis
- circuits
- markers
- membranes
- systems
- cultures
- circuitry
- properties
- proliferation
- types
- damage
- morphology
- destruction
- models
- proteins
- signals
- selection
- events
- discharge
- loss
- plasticity
- cytoskeleton
- interactions
- injury
- processes
- tissue
- firing
How neuronal often is described ("________ neuronal")
- cultured
- intermediate
- progressive
- distinct
- secondary
- neoplastic
- infantile
- enriched
- prepared
- mammalian
- postsynaptic
- mixed
- anaplastic
- select
- various
- central
- specific
- immunoreactive
- chronic
- novel
- acute
- sympathetic
- abundant
- potent
- late
- primary
- normal
- sensory
- vertebrate
- glial
- appropriate
- active
- mediate
- focal
- retinal
- diverse
- separated
- adrenergic
- excessive
- hypothalamic
- intrinsic
- induced
- delicate
- intact
- diffuse
- peripheral
- positive
- purified
- hippocampal
- abnormal
- onset
- retrograde
- adjacent
- presynaptic
- related
- repetitive
- composite
- widespread
- mature
- numerous
- proper
- morphological
- pure
- selective
- different
- cortical
- individual
- human
- extensive
- dependent
- complex
- isolated
