… Therefore, the following assignment of functions to morphochemical phenotypes remains …
findings of morphological and immunohistological features of human enteric neurons and to …

… A normal morphology was detected in jejunal samples from all control patients. … was
similar for the two clinically relevant phenotypes, CIPO and enteric dysmotility, and for the three …

… of diverse enteric neurons subtypes based on morphological … associated with GI motility
phenotypes, have been identified by … ENs with the most consistent morphology between humans …

… Our knowledge about human gastric enteric neuron types is even more limited than that of …
embedded in a continuous plexus and did not display any clear morphochemical phenotypes. …

… GI function, but enteric neurons are most typically described … enteric neurons are organized
in circumferential neuronal … Based on morphology and function, the adult mouse intestines …

… enteric neurons, enteric … morphology relates to adult enteric glial cells residing in these
locations and how the structural maturation of the plexus layers influences enteric glia phenotype …

… of enteric neurons and glial cells, which generate neuronal … only the neuronal phenotype but
also neuronal functionality … expressing cells with a neuronal morphology and size in paraffin …

… made in our understanding of the enteric nervous system (ENS) and the … However, because
of the extreme phenotype of the … revealed that neurons with a Dogiel type II morphology were …

… Disease phenotypes can be modeled through in vitro … and recapitulate disease phenotypes
exhibited by EN lineages. … Regardless, cells with a neuronal morphology should emerge by …

… Altogether, our results show that enteric neurons extend … Neurochemical phenotype of
projections in the mucosa. A: … examine the morphology and neurochemistry of neurons responding …