Titlebook: Development of the Central Nervous System in Vertebrates; S. C. Sharma,A. M. Goffinet Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Cell Fate in the Cerebral Cortex, body. The problem of how the body achieves this is in principle no different in the brain than in any other somatic tissue. Yet the complexity of the brain makes the problem more daunting than it appears in apparently simpler structures.

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Grunds?tze soliden Investierenslation of expression of the molecules directly involved. Thus many studies have interpreted the function of a particular cell interaction molecule on the basis of where and when it is detected in an embryo. That is, the burden of regulating cell-cell interactions is largely given to the control of genes that encode the relevant receptors.

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