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neurofilament
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neu·ro·fil·a·ment  (nr-fl-mnt, nyr-)
n.
Any of the long, fine threads that make up a neurofibril.

neuro·fila·mentous (-mnts) adj.


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The proteins produced in the nucleus are transported via microtubules and neurofilaments to the synapses that contain mitochondria, which are responsible for energy production, and the synaptic vesicles that store the different neurotransmitters (Figure 3).
This truncated form of the protein is thought to induce neuronal inclusions that are similar to neurofibrillatory tangles, containing phosphorylated tau and high-molecular-weight neurofilaments (Proc.
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