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== Cellular analysis and biochemical findings ==
The document provides extensive technical details on the cellular morphology and biochemistry of the EBE's neural tissue. Initial observations identified [[microglia]]-like neuroblasts with [[hypotrophism]] in their [[perikaryon]] and a [[multipolar neuron]]-type structure, which deviated from typical terrestrial neuron morphology.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/>

=== Membrane and intracellular processes ===
Researchers performed detailed analyses using techniques such as [[freeze fracture electron microscopy]], [[Scanning Tunneling Microscope|STM]], [[histopathology]], and various biochemical assays.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/> They discovered that [[neuroprotofibrils]] terminated at dendritic branch points, an anomaly correlated with nearby fibroblast analog activity and pathological changes at [[myoneural junction]]s.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/>

Membrane studies revealed disruptions in the normal phosphorylation processes, ion channel distributions, and mitochondrial-golgi analog (MG) concentrations near synaptic areas.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/> The hydrogen-mediated phosphorylation, crucial for energy budgeting, was most efficient where subneural clefts were shortest.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/> These technical findings contributed to understanding the pathological processes leading to [[neuropathology]] in the specimen.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/>

=== Bioenergetic mechanisms ===
Further biochemical examination uncovered a complex interplay involving the [[electron transport chain]], voltage-gated membrane channels, and a [[Phosphoenolpyruvate]] (PEP)-analog pump.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/> The research detailed how protonated phosphorylation complexes and G-protein modulation of [[voltage-gated calcium channel]]s interfered with synaptic potentials, ultimately leading to synapse elimination through acidosis and [[potassium]] efflux.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/> Aging was correlated with increasing [[neuropathy]] due to altered expression of proteins like the IgA equivalent and insufficient [[protein kinase]] levels affecting repair processes.<ref name="Q-94-109A"/>