… in the myelination of neurons [80]. AChE and BChE also impact muscarinic and nicotinic …
of nicotinic cholinoceptive neurons, as well as improved CNS cholinergic signaling [87]. …

… by cholinergic as well as cholinoceptive non-cholinergic neurons. Upon release from the
cholinergic neuron, acetylcholine can bind to metabotropic muscarinic receptors or ionotropic …

… the frontal cortex, parietal cortex, temporal cortex, entorhinal … Muscarinic cholinergic
activity influences sensory processing … The detection of cholinoceptive structures such as the …

… parietal, 19 occipital, and frontal lobes.Given the absence of … 17 increased availability of
muscarinic receptors, which may … 8 Lewy body disease can impact cholinergic neurons in both …

… prefrontal cortex excitatory networks that underlie working memory function [28, 29]. Moreover,
… Visualization of cholinoceptive neurons in the rat neocortex: Colocalization of muscarinic …

… We next evaluate whether muscarinic components of the cholinergic synapse are also …
Nicotinic cholinoceptive neurons of the frontal cortex are reduced in Alzheimer’s disease. …

… affected in Alzheimer's disease, our … of cortical ACh originates from the cholinergic neurons
in the basal forebrain (BF), which consists of several subregions projecting to specific cortical …

… SB and reaction to the muscarinic stimulator pilocarpine. At the … the protein level, cholinergic
neurons in TgR mice appeared … TgR hippocampus reflect its cholinoceptive features; to test …

… Thus, remote control of the cortex can be conducted by prefrontal cortex [4, 22–29]. …
cholinoceptive neurons which have both nicotinic and muscarinic ACh receptors. Hence, the memory …

… Aberrations in the adult hippocampal neurogenesis in AD patients include dysfunctional
maturation indicated by accumulated number of immature neurons. The hippocampus receives …