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Early morphologic alterations in trophically deprived neuronal death in vitro occur without alterations in cytoplasmic Ca(2+).

The Journal of comparative neurology - 28 Aug 2000

Peña C, Pilar G

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Morphologic and functional parameters altered during neuronal death were investigated in chick ciliary ganglion (CG) neurons in vitro isolated from embryonic day 8 (E8, stage 34). Neurons were separated from nonneuronal cells to investigate their inherent cell death program and were cultured with or without trophic support (choroid, iris, pigment epithelium) from their appropriate target tissue. The cell death...

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