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Long-term survival of GABA-, enkephalin-, NADPH-diaphorase- and calbindin-d28k-containing neurons in fetal striatal grafts.

Brain research - 5 Nov 1990

Roberts R C, DiFiglia M

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Neurons in long-term striatal grafts were examined to determine if they retain the neurotransmitter characteristics of cells in younger grafts. In addition, calbindin-d28k, a ubiquitous marker of medium spiny neurons, was used to examine the overall frequency and ultrastructural characteristics of spiny neurons in the older grafts. Grafts from 17-day fetal striata were injected into the quinolinic acid-lesioned...

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PMID: 1980852
DOI: 10.1016/0006-8993(90)91755-6

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