Titlebook: Neuronal Development; Nicholas C. Spitzer Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 Presse.knowledge.phenotype

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Cell Lineage in the Development of the Leech Nervous System,o the embryonic neurons and their precursor cells. To fathom the mechanisms underlying these interactive processes, a detailed knowledge of the course of neurogenesis at the cellular level is essential. Once such knowledge is available, specific and well-focused questions can be formulated at the bi

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Genetic Manipulation of Sensory Pathways in ,, at least three levels of analysis: (1) the description of developmental events as they occur over time; (2) the formulation of rules—regularities of cellular behavior revealed by perturbation experiments; and (3) the identification of molecular mechanisms which underlie the rules.

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Nerve Fiber Growth and Its Regulation by Extrinsic Factors,rowth of nerve fibers often traces characteristic pathways to produce specific patterns of innervation. Such precise organization requires a high degree of regulation, and manipulations of embryonal and regenerating tissues have shown that axons are usually directed by cues within the environments t

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Pioneer Fibers,out as old as the subject itself. The idea that the neurons must be guided or led or must find their way to targets during development was implicit as early as 1887 when His. proposed that all nerves originate as outgrowths from single cells. The hypothesis arising from his observations opened up a

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Mechanisms for the Formation of Synaptic Connections in the Isogenic Nervous System of ,,y simple system containing a few hundred neurons, only a small fraction of the possible synaptic connections are made, in a pattern which is repeated from individual to individual within a species. Explaining this phenomenon is one of the most important tasks faced by developmental neurobiologists.

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