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Slit and Robo regulate dendrite branching and elongation of space-filling neurons in Drosophila.
Developmental biology - 1 Dec 2008
Dimitrova Svetla, Reissaus André, Tavosanis Gaia
Abstract excerpt
Space-filling neurons extensively sample their receptive fields with fine dendritic branches. In this study we show that a member of the conserved Robo receptor family, Robo, and its ligand Slit regulate the dendritic differentiation of space-filling neurons. Loss of Robo or Slit function leads to faster elongating and less branched dendrites of the complex and space-filling class IV multi-dendritic...
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