Regeneration Of Fibers Flashcards

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When can a soma be repaired?

What is the exception?

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When the soma remains intact.

Except: CNS oligodendrocytes bear growth-inhibiting proteins to prevent regeneration.

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Why is it serious to damage a nerve cell body?

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Neurons are amniotic.

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What is the form of degeneration called?

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Wallerian Degeneration

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What occurs during Wallerian Degeneration.

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The AXON becomes fragmented at injury site & macrophages will remove debris.

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What occurs during regeneration?

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  • Schwann cells: form regeneration tube and secretes growth factor.
  • axons: regenerate via filaments at a rate of 1.5mm/day.
  • Schwann cells form new myelin sheath.
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