… morphological neuron types, ie type II and type V. We conclude that NF immunohistochemistry
is an appropriate tool for representation of morphologically defined enteric neuron types …

… types also chemically. If so, this would be an important step toward a refined morphochemical
and possibly also functional correlative neuronal typing in the enteric nervous system of …

… intestinal functions. In the mammalian enteric nervous system, there are as many neurons
as in the spinal cord, and there are numerous different enteric neurons characterized by the …

… other enteric neurons. The well-known chemical and functional diversity of enteric neurons
is … Therefore, the following assignment of functions to morphochemical phenotypes remains …

… In contrast, DBH was absent from intrinsic neurons. Cholinergic … phenotypes proved to be
completely distinct phenotypes. In conclusion, the chemical coding of human enteric neurons …

… The enteric nervous system (ENS) integrates numerous sensory signals in order to control
… Chemical stimulation of the mucosa by SCFAs evoked action potential discharge in enteric …

… enteric neurons withdraw from the cell cycle in a sequence related to their phenotype. The
… The sequential appearance of enteric neurons of different phenotypes raises the possibility …

… Neurochemical phenotype of the enteric nervous system is … vasoactive intestinal peptide
(VIP) immunoreactive neuronal … preliminary report showing that chemically induced ablation of …

… We describe neurochemical coding of the enteric nervous system, specifically the myenteric
plexus, of the … For chemical coding using double-label immunofluorescence, all positive …

… in our understanding of how chemical and mechanical stimuli … in our understanding of the
enteric nervous system (ENS) and the … However, because of the extreme phenotype of the …