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Developmental motoneuron cell death and neurotrophic factors

Sendtner et al., 2000

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11838379029234165323
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Sendtner M
Pei G
Beck M
Schweizer U
Wiese S
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Cell and tissue research

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During the development of higher vertebrates, motoneurons are generated in excess. In the lumbar spinal cord of the developing rat, about 6000 motoneurons are present at embryonic day 14. These neurons grow out axons which make contact with their target tissue, the …
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