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Where are neurofilaments localizes?
Nerve axons
What are the three types? What do they differ in?
NF-L: low
NF:M: medium
NF-H: high
molecular weight.
What are NF composed of?
NFL + either NFM or NFH
What do NF associate with? Why and how?
MT
MT important for initiating axon
The NF "fill in" once axon is established and are important in maintaing or increasing the diameter of the axon.
What happens if the diameter of the axon is too small? If it is too big?
Too small: congestion, impedes vesicles carrying neuron
Too big, meaning too many IF: not enough room for MT: can lead to nerve degeneration and muscle atrophy