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Reelin is essential for neuronal migration but not for radial glial elongation in neonatal ferret cortex.

Developmental neurobiology - 1 Apr 2008

Schaefer Alisa, Poluch Sylvie, Juliano Sharon

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Numerous functions related to neuronal migration are linked to the glycoprotein reelin. Reelin also elongates radial glia, which are disrupted in mutant reeler mice. Our lab developed a model of cortical dysplasia in ferrets that shares features with the reeler mouse, including impaired migration...

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PMID: 18264995
DOI: 10.1002/dneu.20601

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