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neurofilamentenUK
neu·ro·fil·a·ment N0071560 (no͝or′ə-fĭl′ə-mənt, nyo͝or′-)n. Any of the long, fine threads that make up a neurofibril.
neu′ro·fil′a·men′tous (-mĕn′təs) adj.neurofilamentenUK
neurofilament[‚nu̇·rō′fil·ə·mənt] (physiology) A type of intermediate filament, composed of three polypeptides (NF-L, NF-M, and NF-H), that helps support and strengthen the axons of nerve cells. neurofilamentenUK
neurofilament [noor″o-fil´ah-ment] any of the slender, fibrillar elements which, along with the neurotubules, forms a neurofibril.neu·ro·fil·a·ment (nū'rō-fil'ă-ment), A class of intermediate filaments found in neurons.neurofilament (no͝or′ə-fĭl′ə-mənt, nyo͝or′-)n. Any of the long, fine threads that make up a neurofibril.
neu′ro·fil′a·men′tous (-mĕn′təs) adj.neu·ro·fil·a·ment (nūr'ō-fil'ă-mĕnt) A class of intermediate filaments found in neurons. See NEFM
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