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Axon Guidance: Growth cones say no
Current Biology, 1994A recently characterized protein stops developing axons from growing; a gene family encoding related molecules has also been described.
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1988
A major manifestation of neural plasticity is the ability of adult nerve cells to regulate the growth of their axons. For example, peripheral nerve injury can be followed by the regeneration of the severed axons and the sprouting of intact axons. These two modes of growth may result in new synapse formation and therefore bear functional significance ...
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A major manifestation of neural plasticity is the ability of adult nerve cells to regulate the growth of their axons. For example, peripheral nerve injury can be followed by the regeneration of the severed axons and the sprouting of intact axons. These two modes of growth may result in new synapse formation and therefore bear functional significance ...
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2007
CONTENT Contents xiii PREFACE ... vii 1. MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF AXONAL GROWTH ... 1 Celine Bouquet and Fatiha Nothias Introduction ...1 The Neuronal Growth Cone and its Cytoskeletal Organization ... 1 Mechanisms of Axonal Elongation ... 6 Regulation of the Cytoskeleton by Extracellular Cues, Role of Rho-GTPases ... 7 Growth Cone of Regenerating Axons .
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CONTENT Contents xiii PREFACE ... vii 1. MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF AXONAL GROWTH ... 1 Celine Bouquet and Fatiha Nothias Introduction ...1 The Neuronal Growth Cone and its Cytoskeletal Organization ... 1 Mechanisms of Axonal Elongation ... 6 Regulation of the Cytoskeleton by Extracellular Cues, Role of Rho-GTPases ... 7 Growth Cone of Regenerating Axons .
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Neural cell contact and axonal growth
Current Opinion in Cell Biology, 1991The past year has seen significant advances in the identification and characterization of novel vertebrate cell-surface components implicated in neural cell adhesion and axonal growth. These new cell-surface-associated proteins can be categorized into three major structural groups: the cadherins, the integrins and the immunoglobulin superfamily ...
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Cellular mechanisms in axonal growth
Experimental Neurology, 1979R P, Veraa, B, Grafstein, R A, Ross
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Cancer treatment and survivorship statistics, 2022
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Kimberly D Miller +2 more
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Current treatment and recent progress in gastric cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Smita S Joshi, Brian D Badgwell
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