Converse of object

• survive: This explanation assumes that after recovery from polio the surviving giant motor neurons must labor more than normal neurons just to maintain daily activities.

• become: These become the parent motor neurons for those muscle fibers that were orphaned initially.

Adjective modifier

• spinal: Changes in spinal cord motor neurons of possible relevance to the late effects of poliomyelitis.

• single: A single motor neuron that initially stimulated 1,000 muscle cells might eventually innervate 5,000 to 10,000 cells, creating a giant motor unit.

• few: These vastly enlarged motor units make it possible for fewer motor neurons to do the work of many.

Modifies a noun

• disease: Clinical aspects and its relation to typical motor neuron disease.

• degeneration: Genetic characterization of the legs at odd angles angles locus, a new mutation causing motor neuron degeneration in a gene dose dependent manner.

• cell: The Roslin Institute argues that one such case is the study of motor neuron disease cells.

• death: If one can block the action of free radicals then you can prevent or slow down motor neuron cell death.

• lesion: CONCLUSION: These findings are consistent with a rearrangement in human motor pathways targeting muscles affected by a lower motor neuron lesion.

• body: Dendrites are small root-like branches that provide the input to motor neuron cell bodies and to the axons of sensory neurons.

Noun used with modifier

• cord: Changes in spinal cord motor neurons of possible relevance to the late effects of poliomyelitis.

• limb: The number of limb motor neurons in the human lumbosacral cord throughout life.

Preposition: in

• cord: The number of limb motor neurons in the human lumbosacral cord throughout life.

Preposition: of

• relevance: Changes in spinal cord motor neurons of possible relevance to the late effects of poliomyelitis.