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Summary,ity of the central motor pathways in tetrapods including the sparse data available for man, is discussed. These data are placed in the perspective of the development of the spinal cord and, where possible, correlated with functional data. Emphasis is on the clawed toad, X. laevis, chicken embryos, a

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The Programming Approach to Developmentse proximity to the early-generated neurons. These pathways are reminiscent of the basal and alar substrate pathways found by Katz et al. (1980) in anurans. With an antibody to neuron-specific class III (3-tubulin, Easter et al. (1993) showed that in the mouse the flm arises at E9.5 (Fig. 36). The f

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The Programming Approach to Developmentity of the central motor pathways in tetrapods including the sparse data available for man, is discussed. These data are placed in the perspective of the development of the spinal cord and, where possible, correlated with functional data. Emphasis is on the clawed toad, X. laevis, chicken embryos, a