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TRKB SIGNALING MODULATES SPINE DENSITY AND MORPHOLOGY INDEPENDENT OF DENDRITE STRUCTURE IN CULTURED NEONATAL PURKINJE-CELLS
Authors: SHIMADA A MASON CA MORRISON ME
Citation: A. Shimada et al., TRKB SIGNALING MODULATES SPINE DENSITY AND MORPHOLOGY INDEPENDENT OF DENDRITE STRUCTURE IN CULTURED NEONATAL PURKINJE-CELLS, The Journal of neuroscience, 18(21), 1998, pp. 8559-8570
GRANULE NEURON REGULATION OF PURKINJE-CELL DEVELOPMENT - STRIKING A BALANCE BETWEEN NEUROTROPHIN AND GLUTAMATE SIGNALING
Authors: MORRISON ME MASON CA
Citation: Me. Morrison et Ca. Mason, GRANULE NEURON REGULATION OF PURKINJE-CELL DEVELOPMENT - STRIKING A BALANCE BETWEEN NEUROTROPHIN AND GLUTAMATE SIGNALING, The Journal of neuroscience, 18(10), 1998, pp. 3563-3573
DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATION OF MOSSY FIBER AFFERENT INTERACTIONS WITH TARGET GRANULE CELLS
Authors: ZHANG Q MASON CA
Citation: Q. Zhang et Ca. Mason, DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATION OF MOSSY FIBER AFFERENT INTERACTIONS WITH TARGET GRANULE CELLS, Developmental biology, 195(1), 1998, pp. 75-87
RYANODINE SELECTIVELY INHIBITS THE VOLTAGE-SENSITIVE RELEASE MECHANISM FOR SR CA IN GUINEA-PIG VENTRICULAR MYOCYTES
Authors: MASON CA HOWLETT SE FERRIER GR
Citation: Ca. Mason et al., RYANODINE SELECTIVELY INHIBITS THE VOLTAGE-SENSITIVE RELEASE MECHANISM FOR SR CA IN GUINEA-PIG VENTRICULAR MYOCYTES, Biophysical journal, 74(2), 1998, pp. 55-55
AXON-TARGET INTERACTIONS IN THE DEVELOPING CEREBELLUM
Authors: MASON CA MORRISON ME WARD MS ZHANG Q BAIRD DH
Citation: Ca. Mason et al., AXON-TARGET INTERACTIONS IN THE DEVELOPING CEREBELLUM, Perspectives on developmental neurobiology, 5(1), 1997, pp. 69-82
INHIBITION OF MOSSY FIBER EXTENSION BY TARGET CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS
Authors: WARD MS MASON CA
Citation: Ms. Ward et Ca. Mason, INHIBITION OF MOSSY FIBER EXTENSION BY TARGET CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS, Molecular biology of the cell, 8, 1997, pp. 1930-1930
GLIA, NEURONS, AND AXON PATHFINDING DURING OPTIC CHIASM DEVELOPMENT
Authors: MASON CA SRETAVAN DW
Citation: Ca. Mason et Dw. Sretavan, GLIA, NEURONS, AND AXON PATHFINDING DURING OPTIC CHIASM DEVELOPMENT, Current opinion in neurobiology, 7(5), 1997, pp. 647-653
GROWTH CONE FORM IS BEHAVIOR-SPECIFIC AND, CONSEQUENTLY, POSITION-SPECIFIC ALONG THE RETINAL AXON PATHWAY
Authors: MASON CA WANG LC
Citation: Ca. Mason et Lc. Wang, GROWTH CONE FORM IS BEHAVIOR-SPECIFIC AND, CONSEQUENTLY, POSITION-SPECIFIC ALONG THE RETINAL AXON PATHWAY, The Journal of neuroscience, 17(3), 1997, pp. 1086-1100
FAMILY SUPPORT DECREASES INFLUENCE OF DEVIANT PEERS ON HISPANIC ADOLESCENTS SUBSTANCE USE
Authors: FRAUENGLASS S ROUTH DK PANTIN HM MASON CA
Citation: S. Frauenglass et al., FAMILY SUPPORT DECREASES INFLUENCE OF DEVIANT PEERS ON HISPANIC ADOLESCENTS SUBSTANCE USE, Journal of clinical child psychology, 26(1), 1997, pp. 15-23
EARLY PREDICTORS OF ATTACHMENT IN INFANTS WITH CLEFT-LIP AND OR PALATE/
Authors: SPELTZ ML ENDRIGA MC FISHER PA MASON CA
Citation: Ml. Speltz et al., EARLY PREDICTORS OF ATTACHMENT IN INFANTS WITH CLEFT-LIP AND OR PALATE/, Child development, 68(1), 1997, pp. 12-25
TETRACAINE BLOCKS A VOLTAGE-SENSITIVE RELEASE MECHANISM FOR CONTRACTION IN VENTRICULAR MYOCYTES
Authors: FERRIER GR MASON CA
Citation: Gr. Ferrier et Ca. Mason, TETRACAINE BLOCKS A VOLTAGE-SENSITIVE RELEASE MECHANISM FOR CONTRACTION IN VENTRICULAR MYOCYTES, Biophysical journal, 72(2), 1997, pp. 128-128
RETINAL AXON DIVERGENCE IN THE OPTIC CHIASM - MIDLINE CELLS ARE UNAFFECTED BY THE ALBINO MUTATION
Authors: MARCUS RC WANG LC MASON CA
Citation: Rc. Marcus et al., RETINAL AXON DIVERGENCE IN THE OPTIC CHIASM - MIDLINE CELLS ARE UNAFFECTED BY THE ALBINO MUTATION, Development, 122(3), 1996, pp. 859-868
CHEMOSUPPRESSION OF RETINAL AXON GROWTH BY THE MOUSE OPTIC CHIASM
Authors: WANG LC RACHEL RA MARCUS RC MASON CA
Citation: Lc. Wang et al., CHEMOSUPPRESSION OF RETINAL AXON GROWTH BY THE MOUSE OPTIC CHIASM, Neuron, 17(5), 1996, pp. 849-862
ARREST OF AFFERENT AXON EXTENSION BY TARGET NEURONS IN-VITRO IS REGULATED BY THE NMDA RECEPTOR
Authors: BAIRD DH TRENKNER E MASON CA
Citation: Dh. Baird et al., ARREST OF AFFERENT AXON EXTENSION BY TARGET NEURONS IN-VITRO IS REGULATED BY THE NMDA RECEPTOR, The Journal of neuroscience, 16(8), 1996, pp. 2642-2648
ASSOCIATION OF BETA-1 INTEGRIN WITH PHOSPHOTYROSINE IN GROWTH CONE FILOPODIA
Authors: WU DY WANG LC MASON CA GOLDBERG DJ
Citation: Dy. Wu et al., ASSOCIATION OF BETA-1 INTEGRIN WITH PHOSPHOTYROSINE IN GROWTH CONE FILOPODIA, The Journal of neuroscience, 16(4), 1996, pp. 1470-1478
NEURON DEATH IN THE SUBSTANTIA-NIGRA OF WEAVER MOUSE OCCURS LATE IN DEVELOPMENT AND IS NOT APOPTOTIC
Authors: OO TF BLAZESKI R HARRISON SMW HENCHCLIFFE C MASON CA ROFFLERTARLOV SK BURKE RE
Citation: Tf. Oo et al., NEURON DEATH IN THE SUBSTANTIA-NIGRA OF WEAVER MOUSE OCCURS LATE IN DEVELOPMENT AND IS NOT APOPTOTIC, The Journal of neuroscience, 16(19), 1996, pp. 6134-6145
FAMILY, PEER, AND NEIGHBORHOOD INFLUENCES ON ACADEMIC-ACHIEVEMENT AMONG AFRICAN-AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS - ONE-YEAR PROSPECTIVE EFFECTS
Authors: GONZALES NA CAUCE AM FRIEDMAN RJ MASON CA
Citation: Na. Gonzales et al., FAMILY, PEER, AND NEIGHBORHOOD INFLUENCES ON ACADEMIC-ACHIEVEMENT AMONG AFRICAN-AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS - ONE-YEAR PROSPECTIVE EFFECTS, American journal of community psychology, 24(3), 1996, pp. 365-387
ALPHA-INTERNEXIN IS THE ONLY NEURONAL INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT EXPRESSEDIN DEVELOPING CEREBELLAR GRANULE NEURONS
Authors: CHIEN CL MASON CA LIEM RKH
Citation: Cl. Chien et al., ALPHA-INTERNEXIN IS THE ONLY NEURONAL INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT EXPRESSEDIN DEVELOPING CEREBELLAR GRANULE NEURONS, Journal of neurobiology, 29(3), 1996, pp. 304-318
ASSESSING MODERATOR VARIABLES - 2 COMPUTER-SIMULATION STUDIES
Authors: MASON CA TU SF CAUCE AM
Citation: Ca. Mason et al., ASSESSING MODERATOR VARIABLES - 2 COMPUTER-SIMULATION STUDIES, Educational and psychological measurement, 56(1), 1996, pp. 45-62
EPH FAMILY RECEPTORS AND THEIR LIGANDS DISTRIBUTE IN OPPOSING GRADIENTS IN THE DEVELOPING MOUSE RETINA
Authors: MARCUS RC GALE NW MORRISON ME MASON CA YANCOPOULOS GD
Citation: Rc. Marcus et al., EPH FAMILY RECEPTORS AND THEIR LIGANDS DISTRIBUTE IN OPPOSING GRADIENTS IN THE DEVELOPING MOUSE RETINA, Developmental biology, 180(2), 1996, pp. 786-789
NEITHER TOO SWEET NOR TOO SOUR - PROBLEM PEERS, MATERNAL CONTROL, ANDPROBLEM BEHAVIOR IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS
Authors: MASON CA CAUCE AM GONZALES N HIRAGA Y
Citation: Ca. Mason et al., NEITHER TOO SWEET NOR TOO SOUR - PROBLEM PEERS, MATERNAL CONTROL, ANDPROBLEM BEHAVIOR IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS, Child development, 67(5), 1996, pp. 2115-2130
INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT IN THE ASSESSMENT OF PARENTAL BEHAVIOR AND PARENT-ADOLESCENT CONFLICT - AFRICAN-AMERICAN MOTHERS, DAUGHTERS, AND INDEPENDENT OBSERVERS
Authors: GONZALES NA CAUCE AM MASON CA
Citation: Na. Gonzales et al., INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT IN THE ASSESSMENT OF PARENTAL BEHAVIOR AND PARENT-ADOLESCENT CONFLICT - AFRICAN-AMERICAN MOTHERS, DAUGHTERS, AND INDEPENDENT OBSERVERS, Child development, 67(4), 1996, pp. 1483-1498
CROSSED AND UNCROSSED RETINAL AXONS RESPOND DIFFERENTLY TO CELLS OF THE OPTIC CHIASM MIDLINE IN-VITRO
Authors: WANG LC DANI J GODEMENT P MARCUS RC MASON CA
Citation: Lc. Wang et al., CROSSED AND UNCROSSED RETINAL AXONS RESPOND DIFFERENTLY TO CELLS OF THE OPTIC CHIASM MIDLINE IN-VITRO, Neuron, 15(6), 1995, pp. 1349-1364
OPTICAL MICROSCOPY .3. TRACKING FLUORESCENTLY LABELED NEURONS IN DEVELOPING BRAIN
Authors: FISHELL G BLAZESKI R GODEMENT P RIVAS R WANG LC MASON CA
Citation: G. Fishell et al., OPTICAL MICROSCOPY .3. TRACKING FLUORESCENTLY LABELED NEURONS IN DEVELOPING BRAIN, The FASEB journal, 9(5), 1995, pp. 324-334
DEVELOPMENTAL DETERMINANTS AT THE MAMMALIAN OPTIC CHIASM
Authors: GUILLERY RW MASON CA TAYLOR JSH
Citation: Rw. Guillery et al., DEVELOPMENTAL DETERMINANTS AT THE MAMMALIAN OPTIC CHIASM, The Journal of neuroscience, 15(7), 1995, pp. 4727-4737
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