… first differentiation of enteric neurons into three morphological types was done … types
withstood time: type I neurons had one long and several short processes, whereas type II neurons …

… The aim of this review is to integrate findings of morphological and immunohistological
features of human enteric neurons and to stimulate further search for both physiological features …

… of three and will describe the organisation and classification of the enteric nervous system. …
Neurones of the enteric nervous system can be classified according to their morphological, …

… , and precipitated investigation of neuron types in the enteric nervous system. All the … are
14 functionally defined neuron types, each with a characteristic combination of morphological, …

… with chemical features also of human enteric neurons. Nevertheless, on the one hand, it
seems likely that without the morphological classification of enteric neurons in the pig, founded …

… class of participating neuron. Although the electrophysiological properties of enteric neurons
can be correlated with their morphology … analyses of enteric neurons have created a signifi…

… It is thus justified to use morphology as a first indicator of the equivalence of neurons in different
… The first and most enduring classification of enteric neurons by their shapes was that of …

… enteric neurons each contain several chemical markers that provide a chemical code that
relates to the functions and targets of the neurons (… the morphology of immunoreactive neurons …

… neurons with long processes could be subdivided into two distinct morphological neuron
types, ie type … tool for representation of morphologically defined enteric neuron types in the pig. …

… , led him to postulate that the differences in morphology represented differences in function.
Thus … 29) with the functional types of neurons described earlier in this chapter. In some cases …