myelinisation

myelinisation is essential for rapid nerve signal transmission.

the myelinisation process begins in infancy and continues into adulthood.

abnormal myelinisation can lead to neurological disorders.

myelinisation of peripheral nerves differs from that in the central nervous system.

researchers are studying factors that influence myelinisation.

proper myelinisation depends on adequate nutrition during early development.

myelinisation defects are associated with multiple sclerosis.

the rate of myelinisation varies between different brain regions.

some genetic conditions affect myelinisation patterns.

myelinisation is crucial for normal motor and cognitive development.

delayed myelinisation may explain some developmental delays in children.

exercise has been shown to promote myelinisation in the brain.

myelinisation creates the white matter that appears on brain scans.