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Decreased gap-junctional communication associated with segregation of the neuronal phenotype in the RT4 cell-line family.

Cell and tissue research - 1 Apr 1998

Donahue L M, Webster D R, Martinez I, Spray D C

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RT4 is a family of cell lines derived from a rat peripheral neurotumor. The RT4 family consists of a multipotential stem-cell line that spontaneously gives rise to three derivative cell types, one glial and two neuronal. The three derivative cell types are capable of further lineage-specific maturation under appropriate culture conditions. Gap-junctional communication is postulated to be important during...

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PMID: 9506909
DOI: 10.1007/s004410051031

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