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axons lacking neurofilaments resist the cardinal properties of ... Atrophy of axons and loss of neurofilaments, a serendipitous finding in transgenic ... [more...]

Mechanical breaking of microtubules in axons during. dynamic stretch injury underlies ... all axons by 24 h. Stabilizing the microtubules with. taxol maintained ... [more...]

restoration of conduction to affected axons, but it is not known ... demyelinated central axons were found to conduct with the. anticipated reduction in ... [more...]

their axons to neighbouring positions in the optic tectum, thus re ... the projection of temporal axons to anterior tectum, the preference of ... [more...]

Eph receptors play important roles in axon guidance at the midline. ... We examined the time course of NM axon growth toward the midline, the expression of Eph proteins at the ... [more...]

To determine whether RGC axons can sense changes in FGF levels, we ... These data support the idea that RGC axons. can sense changes in FGF levels, and as such ... [more...]

adult these uncrossed axons originate almost exclu- sively from the ... non-VT axons may cross the midline because they ex- press low levels of EphB1, while in ... [more...]

After differentiating into neurons, their axons then navigate to a variety of targets. ... Sema3A regulates the entry of extrinsic axons into the distal hindgut, ... [more...]

tories that subsets of axons from OSNs expressing the same ... axons entered the glomerulus from the directly apposed ONL, some followed tortuous ... [more...]

axons along the ventral midline and prevent them from. crossing into the inappropriate ... sections, AVG and PVQ axons are found in immediate contact with eMN ... [more...]

to ask whether paclitaxel was toxic to sensory axons and, if it was, ... Representative fields of myelinated and unmyelinated axons in control (A) and paclitaxel-treated (B) ... [more...]

Developing motor axons perform a spectacular feat, navigating over long distances from ... differentiate in r4 project axons to the first branchial arch, suggesting that they ... [more...]

early-arriving axons of olfactory receptor neu- rons (ORNs) from the ... neering ORN axons from the antenna arrive at the periph- ery of the developing antennal ... [more...]

sural axons, binds netrin-1, and is necessary for. commissural axons to grow toward and ... the rate of extension of these axons, and, when presented from ... [more...]

RGC axons project out of the eye into the optic nerve, cross the midline of the diencephalon at the optic ... ( B) In six mutants, axons occasionally make errors within the eye. ... [more...]

that distal stumps of injured axons degenerate anterogradely, retrogradely, or simultaneously are based on ... axons undergo a slow anterograde decay as axonal components are ... [more...]

While ultrastructural studies suggest that axons do not have rough endoplasmic ... show that growing axons with protein synthetic activity contain ER ... [more...]

The shiverer spinal cord axons exhibited smaller amplitude of ... of intact axons by disease or injury results in altered distribution of the nodal ... [more...]

Spinal Cord Axons as a Function of Magnitude and. Conduction Deficits and Membrane ... that axons have remarkable tolerance to strain injury at a slow strain ... [more...]

In mature cultures, FMRP granules were present in both axons and ... known FMRP target, was also localized to axon growth cones. Morphometric analysis of growth cones from the ... [more...]

studied the pre-target sorting of OSN axons and its role in ... posteriorly, however, the axons segregate into a tripartite. organization before they ... [more...]

lower vertebrates, where axons of dorsal retinal ganglion cells ... retinal axons visible, one of the eyes of the fish was injected. with two lipophilic ... [more...]

trophin signaling in the axons or signaling from neurotro- phins produced in the ... tion results in a growth of axons through these grafts, which ... [more...]

prompt axons to regenerate. after an injury. In the past, myelin was ... IN THE SPINAL CORD REGROW THEIR AXONS, REINSTALL CELL-TO-CELL COMMUNICATION AND ... [more...]

(B) Genotype as in (A) where antennae were ablated and axon terminals were ... (A-E) A subset of maxillary palp ORN axons were labeled by driving UAS ... [more...]

pyramidal neurons, since their axons carry the bulk of. long-distance communications ... both receive input from cortex and send their axons back there. ... [more...]

axons and regulate the outgrowth of developing neu- rites, suggesting that they may act ... axons in the midoptic tract grow alongside the GABA- ergic cells and ... [more...]

Proteins destined for the axon or the dendrite could be selectively ... axon initial segment in vertebrate neurons (50), active removal of. postsynaptic receptors ... [more...]

secretion along developing axons in culture, we recorded membrane currents from ... At the early stages of growth, exocytotic events were detected along the axon as ... [more...]