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Expression of the trk gene family of neurotrophin receptors in prevertebral sympathetic ganglia.

Brain research. Developmental brain research - 18 Feb 1994

Dixon J E, McKinnon D

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When the phenotype of neurons in pre- and paravertebral sympathetic ganglia are compared, there are marked differences in NGF dependence, neuropeptide content, connectivity and electrophysiological properties. The trophic interactions that induce these differences are currently poorly understood. One explanation is that prevertebral neurons receive a second neurotrophic signal, other than NGF, from their target...

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PMID: 8174227
DOI: 10.1016/0165-3806(94)90194-5

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