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doi: 10.1002/neu.480270307.
Cell-cell interactions define the innervation patterns of central leech neurons during development
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Cell-cell interactions define the innervation patterns of central leech neurons during development
J Neurobiol.
1995 Jul.
Abstract
In the last 20 years, the nervous system of the developing leech has been used to great advantage to study the processes by which neurons seek and finally innervate their targets. This review summarizes what is presently known about how neurons of the CNS interact with each other and with their targets during embryogenesis.
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