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Development of LBP110 expression by neural crest-derived enteric precursors: migration and differentiation potential in ls/ls mutant mice.

Journal of neurobiology - 15 Jun 1998

Howard M J, Gershon M D

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Neural crest-derived cells acquire a 110-kD laminin-binding protein (LBP110) when they colonize the murine bowel. Laminin stimulates LBP110-expressing cells to develop as neurons. We have followed the development of LBP110 by neural crest-derived cells as they enter the gut of control and ls/ls mutant mice. The expression of neurofilament and choline acetyltransferase was used as markers of a neuronal phenotype....

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PMID: 9624616
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1097-4695(19980615)35:4<341::aid-neu1>3.0.co;2-z

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