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Collection of cell bodies located in the intervertebral foramina that transduce sensory information into neural signals and transmit these signals to the central nervous system.
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cell body ; central nervous system (CNS) ; foramen
A neuromuscular disease of Doberman Pinschers; affected dogs may alternately flex and extend both pelvic limbs in a dance-like fashion.
Inability to hear.
The change of tissue from a higher to lower, less functionally active form.
Condition where normal joints change due to "wear & tear" or injuries; may result in inflammation, pain or dysfunction.
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ataxia ; disease ; fiber ; myelin ; paresis ; spinal cord
A progressive disease of the spinal cord resulting in ataxia and paresis of the limbs; similar to multiple sclerosis in humans in that they both destroy myelin fibers in the spinal cord.
Destruction or loss of the myelin sheath surrounding axons; results in impaired nerve impulse conduction.
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Receiving portion of the neuron.
Loss of nerve supply.
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