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Formation and rearrangement of synapses in a growing insect.

Biological chemistry Hoppe-Seyler - 1 Nov 1994

Kämper G

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Sensory neurons in the cricket cuticle project with their axons in a spatially ordered manner into the central nervous system. There they possess synapses with particular interneurons, according to their receptor type, age and the location on the body surface. A sensory neuron is programmed at the time of differentiation by an unknown position specific factor to search with its axonal growth cone for the correct...

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