Hirschsprung's Disease results from a hereditary lack of cells in parts of this system.
Hirschsprung's Disease results from a hereditary lack of cells in parts of this system. Hlx1 is required for development, Hand2 is required for cell differentiation, and cell death apparently requires the Hox protein Ncx. It consists of Auerbach's plexus and Meissner's plexus; these two interconnected plexuses control peristaltic contractions and ensure the delivery of mucus, blood, and digestive enzymes to the intestines when necessary without direct connections to the central nervous system. FTP, identify this nearly independent part of ►the autonomic nervous system, which is found in the lining of the digestive organs and is often called the "brain in the gut".
Hirschsprung's Disease results from a hereditary lack of cells in parts of this system.
enteric nervous system (or ENS)