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

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

… functional role within the human enteric nervous system. It remains to … morphological and
chemical phenotypes, as shown here for type V neurons, holds true for the other enteric neuron …

… Neurons were first detected morphologically in the foregut on embryonic day 12 (E12). …
important in determining enteric neuronal phenotypes as well. Enteric neurons probably all are …

… the reported morphological and molecular features in enteric … is a limited morphological
phenotype of the histopathology of … process that leads to enteric neuronal loss. These include …

… enteric neuron morphology in vivo. The mechanisms of morphological maturation of enteric
neurons … glutamate release regulate the neurotransmitter phenotype of neurons [173]. During …

… subtypes with a distinctive phenotype and function remains elusive. … four morphologically
distinct subpopulations of enteric glia in … Although diversity of enteric neuron subtypes has been …

… , enteric ganglia showed normal morphology (fig 2A). In transgenic mice, the vast majority of
ganglia had normal morphology … Neurochemical phenotype of the enteric nervous system is …

… adult enteric nervous system differs from that of any other region of the PNS, and the enteric
nervous system … An influence of the enteric microenvironment on enteric neuronal phenotype …

… Nevertheless, on the one hand, it seems likely that without the morphological classification
of enteric neurons in the pig, founded by Stach, our corresponding studies in human (Sect. 4) …