Titlebook: Neuron-Glia Interrelations During Phylogeny I; Phylogeny and Ontoge Antonia Vernadakis,Betty I. Roots Book 1995 Springer Science+Business M

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Gunnar Jeserich,Astrid Stratmann,Jens Strelau. The proceedings report also the contributions sent by Professors R.G.W. Norrish and S. C1aesson who, unfortunately, were not able to come because of illness. A total of 62 participants and 7 lecturers came from the following countries: Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, Israel, Ital

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The Role and Fate of Radial Glial Cells During Development of the Mammalian Cortextal ependymal cells, radial cells) the name radial glial cell is now generally accepted (for a review, . Schmechel and Rakic, 1979). In the cerebral cortex of mammals, radial glial cells disappear at the end of neuronal cell migration. In contrast, in some nonmammalian species radial glia may persis

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Neuron/Glia Lineages During Early Nervous System Development in Amphibian and Chicken Embryosld be all endowed with equivalent differentiation capabilities. The specification of these multipotential precursor cells toward a defined phenotype could occur progressively, resulting, as development proceeds, in the formation of discrete families of determined progenitors. Alternatively, they cou

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In Vitro Studies of Astrocyte Development in Higher Mammalsanced in the 1980s with the development of a variety of cell type specific antibodies (Raff et al., 1979), which were demonstrated to be useful for identifying not only fully differentiated cells but also early progenitors and cells in intermediate stages of development.

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Glial Interactions with Neurons During , Developments function in providing the necessary components and support for the proper elaboration of the central neuropil and peripheral axon projections, functions that correspond to those proposed in the earliest studies of arthropod neural development (Nusbaum, 1883; Wheeler, 1893; Ramon y Cajal and Sanche

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nic Bioactivators" which took place on August 20 -30, 1988 at Club Poseidon, Loutraki, Greece. In this book the subjects were taught through several well prepared lectures. These lectures stretch the fact that scientific knowledge is the painfully gathered product of many wonderful human minds. I ma