… the neurons within the gut wall were post-ganglionic neurons … that the neurons are part of
the enteric nervous system and … in the absence of neuronal influence from extrinsic sources. …

… neurons whose cell bodies are within the enteric plexuses are referred to as enteric neurons
… axons contribute to the enteric plexuses are called extrinsic neurons. Pathways from the …

… of enteric neurons and whether enteric neurons express K ATP channels. We report that a
subset of enteric neurons that … These findings are consistent with the idea that enteric neurons …

… It lasts 20–100 ms and is similar to the undershoot that is seen in most neurons, including
enteric S neurons, neurons in the central nervous system and neurons in autonomic ganglia. …

… of enteric neurons revealed that the enteric nervous system … The neurons that make up the
enteric nervous system can be … intrinsic afferent neurons, interneurons, and motor neurons. …

… of solid or semisolid material and the final motor neurons of the reflex are enteric inhibitory
neurons that release nitric oxide as their primary transmitter (Table 1). Of note, although …

… The first enteric neurons to express a neurotransmitter synthetic enzyme present in mature
enteric neurons are the NOS neurons around E11.5–E12.5 (Baetge and Gershon, 1989, Hao …

… the neurons of the gut mediate behavior. Species differences have been found in the chemical
coding of enteric nerve … This is somewhat baftling, because if there are patterns of enteric …

… The extent of the deformation of enteric neurons is unique in the nervous system, but the
mechanisms underlying their survival under these conditions remain to be fully elucidated. One …

… The enteric nervous system (ENS) is comprised of a network of neurons and glial cells that
… , and the molecular mechanisms of enteric neuronal and glial diversification, have greatly …