Titlebook: Development and Regenerative Capacity of Descending Supraspinal Pathways in Tetrapods; A Comparative Approa H. J. Donkelaar Book 2000 The E

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Foreign Assistance, Debt and Developmentrvical cord, spinal motoneurons are first born at about 28 h of development comparable to Hamburger and Hamilton’s (HH) stage 8, those in the brachial cord around 52 h (stage HH15), and those in the lumbar cord around 56 h or stage HH17 (McConnell and Sechrist 1980). Motor projections from cervical,

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Development and Underdevelopmentitzgerald (1937) noted that motoneurons are the first neurons to develop (Fig. 42). They appear in the uppermost spinal segments at approximately E27 (about Carnegie stage 13/14). At this time of development also dorsal root ganglion cells are present. Central processes of the bipolar ganglion cells

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The Programming Approach to Developmentan tetrapods and mammals is the apparent absence of somatomotor cortical areas giving rise to long descending projections to the spinal cord. The phylogenetic constancy of descending supraspinal pathways, at least of those arising in the brain stem, probably implies a comparable pattern of developme

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57125-1Locomotor patterns; brainstem; descending pathways; motor system; phylogenetic constancy; reticulospinal

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