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Mutations that affect the survival of selected amacrine cell subpopulations define a new class of genetic defects in the vertebrate retina.
Developmental biology - 1 Sept 2005
Avanesov Andrei, Dahm Ralf, Sewell William F, Malicki Jarema J
Abstract excerpt
Amacrine neurons are among the most diverse cell classes in the vertebrate retina. To gain insight into mechanisms vital to the production and survival of amacrine cell types, we investigated a group of mutations in three zebrafish loci: kleks (kle), chiorny (chy), and bergmann (bgm). Mutants of all three genes display a severe loss of selected amacrine cell subpopulations. The numbers of GABA-expressing amacrine...
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