Titlebook: Cell Culture in the Neurosciences; Jane E. Bottenstein,Gordon Sato Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York 1985 biochemistry.brain.cell.cells.dev

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8100-4m cells [embryonal carcinoma (EC) cells] can differentiate into other cell types, it offers the opportunity to study the segregation of the neuronal lineage and to evaluate which changes are specific for the neural pathway.

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On the Mysteries of Unemploymentby Schwann cells in the PNS. Lastly, the repertoire of the neurotransmitters to be released or of the appropriate receptors to respond to these must be selected in concert with the events mentioned above.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8100-4s significantly from the level of organization that characterizes intact neural structures and we note some of the substantial reservations that such departure entails. The difficulty in equating . with . phenomena must be addressed and we will point out some of the close parallels as well as the discrepancies.

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Neuronotrophic Factorsby Schwann cells in the PNS. Lastly, the repertoire of the neurotransmitters to be released or of the appropriate receptors to respond to these must be selected in concert with the events mentioned above.

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Neuronal Development in Cultures significantly from the level of organization that characterizes intact neural structures and we note some of the substantial reservations that such departure entails. The difficulty in equating . with . phenomena must be addressed and we will point out some of the close parallels as well as the discrepancies.

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Hormonal Regulation of the Proliferation and Differentiation of Astrocytes and Oligodendrocytes in Progenase (GPDH) (de Vellis and Inglish, 1968). Furthermore, induced sexual differentiation of the brain by sex steroids implicates hormones as regulatory agents (McEwen .., 1979). Thus, hormonees seem to be a primary agent in the orchestration of brain proliferation and differentiation.

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Electrophysiological Studies of Cultured Mammalian CNS Neuronsdes of intercellular signaling. The complexity of the vertebrate CNS has been reduced to monolayer simplicity through the innovative efforts of many investigators, including and especially Dr. Phillip Nelson and colleagues at the National Institutes of Health , who have developed methods for culturing neurons from the embryonic CNS.