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Bladder Sensory Neuron

Molecular classification: Neuron, Sensory Neuron, Afferent Neuron

Overview

Bladder sensory neurons are specialized afferent (sensory) nerve cells that detect changes in the bladder, such as stretch or chemical signals, and transmit this information to the central nervous system. They play a critical role in regulating bladder function, including the sensation of fullness and pain, as well as initiating reflexes involved in urination (micturition).

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Sensory transductionSignal transmissionMicturition reflex initiationDetection of bladder stretchDetection of bladder chemical environment

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Overactive bladder syndromeInterstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndromeUrinary retention

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