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Growth cones detect extracellular signals and guide axons to their targets.

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Growth cones detect extracellular signals and guide axons to their targets
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Page 1: Growth cones detect extracellular signals and guide axons to their targets.

Growth cones detect extracellular signals and guide axons to their targets

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Membrane signals and topography

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Flanagan and O’Leary Cell (1996)

Elf-1 (ephrinA2) repels anterior (nasal) axons

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Ephrins and topographic patterning

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Axon guidance at the midline

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Trajectory of commisural axons

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A floorplate chemoattractant guides commisural axons (Tessier-Lavigne and Jessell)

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Netrin expression in the spinal cord (Serafini and Tessier-Lavigne)

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Netrin expressed in COS cells attracts commisural axons (Serafini and Tessier-Lavigne)

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Ventral spinal cord inhibits NGF-dependent sensory axons (Kolodkin and Goodman)

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Sema 3A expressed in COS cells inhibits NGF-dependent sensory axons (Kolodkin and Goodman)

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Oriented apical dendrite outgrowth

Non-oriented apical dendrite outgrowthE15 embryos

Transgenic mice expressing GFP under -actin promoter

The slice overlay assay: a new technique to study apical dendrite patterning.

Early postnatal cortical slices

Polleux and Ghosh

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Sema3A is expressed at high levels in the cortical plate during neuronal differentiation

Modified from Giger et al. J. Comp. Neurol., 375, 378-92 (1996).

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Guidance of cortical axons by extracellular signals (Polleux and Ghosh)

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Sema3A repels cortical axons

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Pyramidal neuron morphology in Sema3A null mice

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Sema3A is an attractant for cortical dendrites

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Soluble Guanylate Cyclase co-localizes with MAP2 in the emerging apical dendrite

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Inhibition of soluble Guanylate Cyclase and PKG disrupts apical dendrite orientation

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Guanylate Cyclase Confers Distinct Responses toAxons and Dendrites

Sema 3A

Guanylate Cyclase

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A-P guidance in the spinal cord

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A-P guidance requires a diffusible signal (Zou and Tessier-Lavigne)

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Role of Wnts in A-P guidance

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Frizzled-3 is required for A-P guidance

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Topographic projections from retina to tectum

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Ephrins are expressed in a posterior-anterior gradient in the tectum (Flanagan, Bohnoeffer)


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