Ximeng Xu

A pathway of NADPH diaphorase positivity between central canal and pial surface at anterior fissure in spinal cord: Supra fissure area with hypothesis configuring from dog, rat, monkey and pigeon

The paper identifies a vertical neuronal pathway in the spinal cord using NADPH diaphorase staining, observed across multiple species and suggesting a new anatomical structure and potential function.

Pial surface CSF-contacting texture, subpial and funicular plexus in the thoracic spinal cord in monkey: NADPH diaphorase histological configuration

The paper identifies a specialized neuro-texture in the caudal thoracic spinal cord of monkeys, consisting of NADPH-d positive neurons and plexus structures that may function as CSF sensors.

NADPH diaphorase neuronal dystrophy in gracile nucleus, cuneatus nucleus and spinal trigeminal nucleus in aged rat

The paper identifies aging-related NADPH-diaphorase dystrophy in specific brain nuclei of aged rats, suggesting it as a morphological marker of aging degenerative damage.

Megaloneurite, a giant neurite of vasoactive intestinal peptide and nitric oxide synthase in the aged dog and identification by human sacral spinal cord

The paper identifies VIP-positive megaloneurites in aged dog and human sacral spinal cord, associated with NOS and NADPH-d, and suggests potential dysfunction of pelvic organs in aged humans.

Specialized NADPH diaphorase membrane-related localizations in the brainstem of the pigeons (Columba livia)

The paper identifies three new NADPH diaphorase membrane-related localizations in the pigeon brainstem, including a novel structure called T-J body.