Conditions for optic axon outgrowth
Conditions for optic axon outgrowth
A series of studies is described which show that retinai axon outgrowth can be stimulated by the close proximity of an appropriate target region. The suggestion is offered that, in normal development, optic axons first follow cues available at the surface of the brainstem, but once they reach a target region, ramify there in response to the presence of a target-derived factor.
Axonal guidance, Neural transplants, Visual system
218-226
Lund, R. D.
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Hankin, M. H.
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Seflon, A. J.
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Perry, V. H.
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1988
Lund, R. D.
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Hankin, M. H.
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Seflon, A. J.
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Perry, V. H.
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Lund, R. D., Hankin, M. H., Seflon, A. J. and Perry, V. H.
(1988)
Conditions for optic axon outgrowth.
Brain, Behavior and Evolution, 31 (4), .
(doi:10.1159/000116590).
Abstract
A series of studies is described which show that retinai axon outgrowth can be stimulated by the close proximity of an appropriate target region. The suggestion is offered that, in normal development, optic axons first follow cues available at the surface of the brainstem, but once they reach a target region, ramify there in response to the presence of a target-derived factor.
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Published date: 1988
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Axonal guidance, Neural transplants, Visual system
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/489398
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