Titlebook: Cell Interactions in Visual Development; S. Robert Hilfer,Joel B. Sheffield Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1988

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Positional Cues in the Developing Eyebud of Positional Cues in the Developing Eyebud of ,,g positions in the tectum giving the projection a smooth internal order. Lower vertebrates are capable of regenerating their optic nerve after injury and eventually reforming this same pattern of connections. A multitude of studies has examined the ability of optic nerve fibers to consistently find

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Cognin and Retinal Cell Differentiation,ture supernatant from retina cells had no similar effect on the aggregation of cells from several other tissues. Lilien, working in Moscona’s laboratory, followed up on these observations and demonstrated that this specific cell aggregation-enhancing activity was independent of serum in the culture

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Conference proceedings 1988ideas originated with Dr. Leon Candeub, who supplied the nec­ essary driving force that made the series a reality. Each symposium has concentrated on a different aspect of ocular development. Speakers have been selected to approach related topics from different perspectives.

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Jason P. Jue,Vinod M. Vokkaraneg positions in the tectum giving the projection a smooth internal order. Lower vertebrates are capable of regenerating their optic nerve after injury and eventually reforming this same pattern of connections. A multitude of studies has examined the ability of optic nerve fibers to consistently find

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Haim Kilov,Helen Mogill,Ian Simmondsture supernatant from retina cells had no similar effect on the aggregation of cells from several other tissues. Lilien, working in Moscona’s laboratory, followed up on these observations and demonstrated that this specific cell aggregation-enhancing activity was independent of serum in the culture

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Electronic speckle pattern interferometry, laminin and other ECM proteins throughout development (Jerdan et al., 1984; McLoon et al., 1984; Adler et al., 1985; Halfter and Chen, 1987). During the first week of development, laminin immunoreactivity is not confined to the inner limiting membrane but is present around glial endfeet and within

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