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EVIDENCE FOR AN IMPORTANT ROLE OF IGF-I AND IGF-II FOR THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF CHICK SYMPATHETIC NEURONS
Authors: ZACKENFELS K OPPENHEIM RW ROHRER H
Citation: K. Zackenfels et al., EVIDENCE FOR AN IMPORTANT ROLE OF IGF-I AND IGF-II FOR THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF CHICK SYMPATHETIC NEURONS, Neuron, 14(4), 1995, pp. 731-741
DEVELOPING MOTOR-NEURONS RESCUED FROM PROGRAMMED AND AXOTOMY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH BY GDNF
Authors: OPPENHEIM RW HOUENOU LJ JOHNSON JE LIN LFH LI LX LO AC NEWSOME AL PREVETTE DM WANG SW
Citation: Rw. Oppenheim et al., DEVELOPING MOTOR-NEURONS RESCUED FROM PROGRAMMED AND AXOTOMY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH BY GDNF, Nature, 373(6512), 1995, pp. 344-346
A SERINE-PROTEASE INHIBITOR, PRETENSE NEXIN-I, RESCUES MOTONEURONS FROM NATURALLY-OCCURRING AND AXOTOMY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH
Authors: HOUENOU LJ TURNER PL LI LX OPPENHEIM RW FESTOFF BW
Citation: Lj. Houenou et al., A SERINE-PROTEASE INHIBITOR, PRETENSE NEXIN-I, RESCUES MOTONEURONS FROM NATURALLY-OCCURRING AND AXOTOMY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 92(3), 1995, pp. 895-899
RESCUE OF ADULT-MOUSE MOTONEURONS FROM INJURY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH BY GLIAL-CELL LINE-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR
Authors: LI LX WU WT LIN LFH LEI M OPPENHEIM RW HOUENOU LJ
Citation: Lx. Li et al., RESCUE OF ADULT-MOUSE MOTONEURONS FROM INJURY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH BY GLIAL-CELL LINE-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 92(21), 1995, pp. 9771-9775
BRAIN-DERIVED PROTEINS THAT RESCUE SPINAL MOTONEURONS FROM CELL-DEATHIN THE CHICK-EMBRYO - COMPARISONS WITH TARGET-DERIVED AND RECOMBINANTFACTORS
Authors: JOHNSON JE YIN QW PREVETTE D OPPENHEIM RW
Citation: Je. Johnson et al., BRAIN-DERIVED PROTEINS THAT RESCUE SPINAL MOTONEURONS FROM CELL-DEATHIN THE CHICK-EMBRYO - COMPARISONS WITH TARGET-DERIVED AND RECOMBINANTFACTORS, Journal of neurobiology, 27(4), 1995, pp. 573-589
CILIARY NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR PROMOTES THE SURVIVAL OF SPINAL SENSORY NEURONS FOLLOWING AXOTOMY BUT NOT DURING THE PERIOD OF PROGRAMMED CELL-DEATH
Authors: LO AC LI LX OPPENHEIM RW PREVETTE D HOUENOU LJ
Citation: Ac. Lo et al., CILIARY NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR PROMOTES THE SURVIVAL OF SPINAL SENSORY NEURONS FOLLOWING AXOTOMY BUT NOT DURING THE PERIOD OF PROGRAMMED CELL-DEATH, Experimental neurology, 134(1), 1995, pp. 49-55
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF NEUROTROPHINS ON THE ISTHMO-OPTIC NUCLEUS IN CHICK-EMBRYOS
Authors: VONBARTHELD CS KINOSHITA Y PREVETTE D YIN QW OPPENHEIM RW BOTHWELL M
Citation: Cs. Vonbartheld et al., POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF NEUROTROPHINS ON THE ISTHMO-OPTIC NUCLEUS IN CHICK-EMBRYOS, Neuron, 12(3), 1994, pp. 639-654
EARLY DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERNS AND MECHANISMS OF AXONAL GUIDANCE OF SPINAL INTERNEURONS IN THE CHICK-EMBRYO SPINAL-CORD
Authors: YAGINUMA H SHIGA T OPPENHEIM RW
Citation: H. Yaginuma et al., EARLY DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERNS AND MECHANISMS OF AXONAL GUIDANCE OF SPINAL INTERNEURONS IN THE CHICK-EMBRYO SPINAL-CORD, Progress in neurobiology, 44(3), 1994, pp. 249
CELL-DEATH OF SPINAL MOTONEURONS IN THE CHICK-EMBRYO FOLLOWING DEAFFERENTATION - RESCUE EFFECTS OF TISSUE-EXTRACTS, SOLUBLE-PROTEINS, AND NEUROTROPHIC AGENTS
Authors: YIN QW JOHNSON J PREVETTE D OPPENHEIM RW
Citation: Qw. Yin et al., CELL-DEATH OF SPINAL MOTONEURONS IN THE CHICK-EMBRYO FOLLOWING DEAFFERENTATION - RESCUE EFFECTS OF TISSUE-EXTRACTS, SOLUBLE-PROTEINS, AND NEUROTROPHIC AGENTS, The Journal of neuroscience, 14(12), 1994, pp. 7629-7640
MOTONEURONS DEPRIVED OF TROPHIC SUPPORT IN-VITRO REQUIRE NEW GENE-EXPRESSION TO UNDERGO PROGRAMMED CELL-DEATH
Authors: MILLIGAN CE OPPENHEIM RW SCHWARTZ LM
Citation: Ce. Milligan et al., MOTONEURONS DEPRIVED OF TROPHIC SUPPORT IN-VITRO REQUIRE NEW GENE-EXPRESSION TO UNDERGO PROGRAMMED CELL-DEATH, Journal of neurobiology, 25(8), 1994, pp. 1005-1016
NEUROTROPHIC AGENTS PREVENT MOTONEURON DEATH FOLLOWING SCIATIC-NERVE SECTION IN THE NEONATAL MOUSE
Authors: LI LX OPPENHEIM RW LEI M HOUENOU LJ
Citation: Lx. Li et al., NEUROTROPHIC AGENTS PREVENT MOTONEURON DEATH FOLLOWING SCIATIC-NERVE SECTION IN THE NEONATAL MOUSE, Journal of neurobiology, 25(7), 1994, pp. 759-766
PROGRAMMED CELL-DEATH DURING THE EARLIEST STAGES OF SPINAL-CORD DEVELOPMENT IN THE CHICK-EMBRYO - A POSSIBLE MEANS OF EARLY PHENOTYPIC SELECTION
Authors: HOMMA S YAGINUMA H OPPENHEIM RW
Citation: S. Homma et al., PROGRAMMED CELL-DEATH DURING THE EARLIEST STAGES OF SPINAL-CORD DEVELOPMENT IN THE CHICK-EMBRYO - A POSSIBLE MEANS OF EARLY PHENOTYPIC SELECTION, Journal of comparative neurology, 345(3), 1994, pp. 377-395
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SPINAL-CORD STIMULATION AND ACTIVITY BLOCKADE INTHE REGULATION OF SYNAPTOGENESIS AND MOTONEURON SURVIVAL IN THE CHICK-EMBRYO
Authors: LERAY CF PREVETTE D OPPENHEIM RW FONTAINEPERUS J
Citation: Cf. Leray et al., INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SPINAL-CORD STIMULATION AND ACTIVITY BLOCKADE INTHE REGULATION OF SYNAPTOGENESIS AND MOTONEURON SURVIVAL IN THE CHICK-EMBRYO, Journal of neurobiology, 24(9), 1993, pp. 1142-1156
BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF A PUTATIVE AVIAN MUSCLE-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR THAT PREVENTS NATURALLY-OCCURRING MOTONEURON DEATH IN-VIVO
Authors: OPPENHEIM RW PREVETTE D HAVERKAMP LJ HOUENOU L YIN QW MCMANAMAN J
Citation: Rw. Oppenheim et al., BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF A PUTATIVE AVIAN MUSCLE-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR THAT PREVENTS NATURALLY-OCCURRING MOTONEURON DEATH IN-VIVO, Journal of neurobiology, 24(8), 1993, pp. 1065-1079
INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH-FACTORS - PUTATIVE MUSCLE-DERIVED TROPHIC AGENTS THAT PROMOTE MOTONEURON SURVIVAL
Authors: NEFF NT PREVETTE D HOUENOU LJ LEWIS ME GLICKSMAN MA YIN QW OPPENHEIM RW
Citation: Nt. Neff et al., INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH-FACTORS - PUTATIVE MUSCLE-DERIVED TROPHIC AGENTS THAT PROMOTE MOTONEURON SURVIVAL, Journal of neurobiology, 24(12), 1993, pp. 1578-1588
INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-I - POTENTIAL FOR TREATMENT OF MOTOR NEURONAL DISORDERS
Authors: LEWIS ME NEFF NT CONTRERAS PC STONG DB OPPENHEIM RW GREBOW PE VAUGHT JL
Citation: Me. Lewis et al., INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-I - POTENTIAL FOR TREATMENT OF MOTOR NEURONAL DISORDERS, Experimental neurology, 124(1), 1993, pp. 73-88
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