… enteric neurons communicate with each other. MMs support enteric neurons by providing
BMP2, whereas neurons … Very little is known about the phenotype and function of MMs, mainly …

… Due to the fact that the enteric nervous system (ENS) is … on the neurochemical profile of
enteric neurons in the porcine … induce changes in the chemical coding of enteric neurons [46]. …

… microscopy studies to group enteric neurons based on their … enteric neuronal nomenclature
and knowledge of the basic … sensory stimuli including chemical and mechanical signals …

… enteric neurons receive no direct innervation from the CNS. … abnormality and then to define
the phenotype that arises from it. … Both chemical injury and genetically derived animal models …

… that each class of enteric neuron, with its characteristic … of neurochemicals.18,22 This concept
of "chemical coding" has … class of enteric neuron represents a separate phenotype, which …

… microvilli, the intrinsic enteric nervous system, Peyer's patches… to tease apart chemical
communications among the intestinal … (a neuronal nuclear marker) for neuronal phenotyping (Cell …

… for the identification of enteric neuron populations is the deciphering of their chemical coding,
ie… reveal both similarities (eg, their cholinergic, non-nitrergic phenotype) and differences. In …

… intestinal mechanoreceptors, but not other cell types, potently and durably inhibit hunger-promoting
AgRP neurons … that are specialized for detection of chemical (mucosal endings) or …

… that are committed to enteric phenotypes for differential survival … ined the development of
enteric neurons in the murine bowel … In fact, no other chemically specified neurons have been …

… morphological phenotype of the histopathology of these disorders. A combination of molecular
derangements may contribute to the degenerative process that leads to enteric neuronal …