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Reference
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| Citation |
Klambt, C., Jacobs, J.R., Goodman, C.S. (1991). The midline of the Drosophila central nervous system: a model for the genetic analysis of cell fate, cell migration, and growth
cone guidance. Cell 64(): 801--815. |
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FBrf0053395 |
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Research paper |
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1997208 |
| PubMed Abstract |
A row of mesectodermal cells separates the two lateral neurogenic regions in the Drosophila embryo and generates a discrete
set of glia and neurons. Most CNS growth cones initially head straight toward the midline, suggesting that these midline cells
play a key role in the formation of the axon commissures. We have used antibodies that stain the first axons, beta-galactosidase
enhancer trap lines that selectively stain the different midline cells, and electron microscopic studies to elucidate the
cells and interactions that mediate the normal formation of the two major commissures in each segment. This analysis has led
to a model that proposes a series of sequential cell interactions controlling the development of the axon commissures. A genetic
test of this model has utilized a number of mutations that, by either eliminating or altering the differentiation of various
midline cells, perturb the development of the axon commissures in a predictable fashion.
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91108041 |
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Cell |
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Cell |
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1- |
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1974- |
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Cell Press |
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Cambridge, MA |
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English |
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0092-8674 |
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CELLB5 |
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