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[Myoneural contacts in the frog bladder wall].

V V Vshivtseva, V G Lukashin

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    |April 1, 1990
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    Ultrastructural analysis reveals that frog urinary bladder myocytes have limited efferent innervation, with only 10% contacted by axons. Two distinct myoaxonal contact forms were identified, lacking typical synaptic features.

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