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Regulation of latent sensory hair cell precursors by glia in the zebrafish lateral line.

Neuron - 6 Jan 2005

Grant Kelly A, Raible David W, Piotrowski Tatjana

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The lateral line is a placodally derived mechanosensory organ in anamniotes that detects the movement of water. In zebrafish embryos, a migrating primordium deposits seven to nine clusters of sensory hair cells, or neuromasts, at intervals along the trunk. Postembryonically, neuromasts continue to be added. We show that some secondary neuromasts arise from a pool of latent precursors that are deposited by the...

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PMID: 15629703
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2004.12.020

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