-
portion of a
nerve fiber between two
Nodes of Ranvier. The
neurolemma or
primitive sheath is not
interrupted at the nodes, but p****es over them as a continuous...
- is a
family of microbats, many of
which are
referred to as sac-winged or
sheath-tailed bats. They are
widely distributed in
tropical and
subtropical regions...
- filaments,
while the thin
peripheral layer of the
collar became the
deciduous sheath,
forming a tuft of
unbranched barbs with a
basal calamus.
Stage III consists...
-
ligule lies at the
junction between sheath and blade,
preventing water or
insects from
penetrating into the
sheath.: 11
Flowers of
Poaceae are characteristically...
- runs with the
common carotid artery and
vagus nerve inside the
carotid sheath. It
provides venous drainage for the
contents of the skull. The external...
- †Boletzkyida (uncertain order)
family †Ostenoteuthidae From Gr**** koleos,
sheath Nixon, Marion; Young, J. Z. (2003). The
Brains and
Lives of Cephalopods...
- the endoneurium,
which is also
called the
endoneurial tube,
channel or
sheath. This is a thin, delicate,
protective layer of
connective tissue. Perineurium...
-
white blood cells Node of Ranvier,
periodic gaps in the
insulating myelin sheaths of
myelinated axons Sinoatrial node and
atrioventricular node, specialized...
- are
present in the circulation. The
microfilariae have a
membrane "
sheath". This
sheath,
along with the area in
which the
worms reside,
makes identification...
-
cells filled with glycoproteins,
covered by two
helical collagen-elastin
sheaths. It lies
along the rostral-caudal axis of the body (i.e. longitudinally...
