Titlebook: Developmental Neurobiology; Marcus Jacobson Book 1978Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 Nervous System.behavior.

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Karim E. Fraoua,Christian Bourret,Eric Sottoendrites of the cerebellar cells that bear his name, and he did not draw attention to their dendrites. In Koelliker’s great three-volume . (1850–1852), the dendrites are not identified as such. In fact, it was not until 1890 that Wilhelm His introduced the term .

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Introduction,do the correct types of cells differentiate at their correct positions; how do the neurons link together to form circuits whose functions are properly coordinated; and how are the functions of nerve cells related to behavior, to thought, and to consciousness?” Those problems are intellectually chall

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Histogenesis and Morphogenesis of the Central Nervous System,f autoradiography following the administration of tritiated thymidine. Information about the time of origin of neurons in the developing nervous system is now obtained with relative ease by injecting pregnant mammals with tritiated thymidine (1–5 .Ci per gram body weight) intravenously or into the a

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Differentiation, Growth, and Maturation of Neurons,nd control of membrane permeability by hormones or other intercellular transmitters. Transcriptional control is particularly important in eukaryotes because of the presence of the cytoplasm, which can store and sequestrate factors that control gene expression, and because of the presence in eukaryot

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Cellular Interactions and Interdependence during Development of the Nervous System,ach other with a mutual environment and produce reciprocal effects as a result of their competitive and their cooperative interactions. Nothing in the organism is completely autonomous: every part, however free and fundamental it may seem to those with a limited point of view, is dependent on its mu

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Development of Peripheral Neural Connections with Muscles and Sensory Receptors,as been demonstrated by cutting various peripheral nerves and then observing that chromatolysis is confined to a localized group of motoneurons whose axons have been cut (Romanes, 1946; Szentágothai, 1948, 1949). More recently, accurate mapping of relations between muscles and motoneurons has been d