… Summary of enteric nervous system (ENS) phenotypes observed in various mouse mutant
strains commonly used as Hirschsprung's disease (HSCR) models. Schematic diagrams …

… phenotypes, characterised by the absence of enteric … mature neurons, while the full spectrum
of enteric chemical coding … in mature enteric neurons are the NOS neurons around E11.5–…

… are involved in controlling enteric neuron phenotype and ENS … capable of generating enteric
neurons in response to injury. … The MTT is converted by chemical reduction in living cells, to …

… a pro-inflammatory phenotype when … neurons in the sympathetic ganglia innervating the
intestine. This work identifies a mechanism by which interaction between intestinal neurons and …

… adult enteric neurons and provide a paradigm for understanding the enteric nervous system
… leads to an intestinal phenotype that resembles human ganglioneuromatosis, a disorder of …

… 6A,B), suggesting that SCPs begin to acquire neuronal phenotype in the perinatal period. …
This study also revises the conventional view that enteric neurons are derived solely from …

… imaging, we sought to explore the origin of enteric neurons that arise in post-embryonic life
… resident neuronal precursors. Figure 4: De novo enteric neurons replace ablated neurons in …

… of enteric neurons within transplanted intestinal tissues39 … aneural gut segments, chemical
ablation approaches and … NCSC to adopt an enteric neural phenotype in the absence of gut …

… indicate that enteric neurons can influence the function of the exocrine and endocrine …
The histochemical demonstration of cytochrome oxidase activity was used for these studies. …

… Whole-mount preparations were incubated with antibodies to markers of various classes of
enteric neurons (Table 1), overnight at 4C. The whole-mounts were then washed (3×10 min) …