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Genetic specification of axonal arbors: atonal regulates robo3 to position terminal branches in the Drosophila nervous system.

Neuron - 9 Jan 2003

Zlatic Marta, Landgraf Matthias, Bate Michael

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Drosophila sensory neurons form distinctive terminal branch patterns in the developing neuropile of the embryonic central nervous system. In this paper we make a genetic analysis of factors regulating arbor position. We show that mediolateral position is determined in a binary fashion by expression (chordotonal neurons) or nonexpression (multidendritic neurons) of the Robo3 receptor for the midline repellent...

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PMID: 12526771
DOI: 10.1016/s0896-6273(02)01131-5

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