Chapter 11 Hierarchical guidance cues and selective axon pathway formation

Johansen, Jørgen; Briggs, Kristen K.; Kopp, Diane M.; Jellies, John

doi:10.1016/s0079-6123(08)61131-0

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“…The molecular features of calsensin and its association with the 200,000 Mr protein are consistent with the hypothesis that it may participate in a protein complex mediating calcium-dependent signal transduction events in growth cones and axons (Johansen et al, 1994;Jellies and Johansen, 1995). It has become increasingly clear that the functions of many molecules involved in cell adhesion and fascicle formation, apart from being effected by their extracellular interactions, are also to a great extent determined by their associations with cytoplasmic proteins and cytoskeletal structures, associations which are often regulated by signal transduction processes and second messenger pathways (Schuch et al, 1989;Atashi et al, 1992;Hynes, 1992;Gumbiner, 1993).…”

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Calsensin: a novel calcium-binding protein expressed in a subset of peripheral leech neurons fasciculating in a single axon tract.

Briggs

Silvers

Johansen

1995

The Journal of Cell Biology

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Abstract. The mAb lan3-6 recognizes a cytosolic antigen which is selectively expressed in the growth cones and axons of a small subset of peripheral sensory neurons fasciculating in a single tract common to all hirudinid leeches. We have used this antibody to clone a novel EF-hand calcium-binding protein, calsensin, by screening an expression vector library. A full-length clone of 1.1 kb identified by the antibody was isolated and sequenced. In situ hybridizations with calsensin probes and antibody staining using new polyclonal antisera generated against calsensin sequence demonstrate that calsensin indeed corresponds to the lan3-6 antigen. Calsensin consists of 83 residues with a calculated molecular mass of 9

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Calsensin: a novel calcium-binding protein expressed in a subset of peripheral leech neurons fasciculating in a single axon tract.

Briggs

Silvers

Johansen

1995

The Journal of Cell Biology

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“…Recent research has demonstrated that formation of these connections is likely to be in£uenced by a variety of factors, including attractive, repulsive, and guidance cues (Goodman and Shatz, 1993;Johansen et al, 1994;Lander, 1990;Landmesser, 1994). These factors serve to bring the axons and dendrites of two di¡erent cells into close proximity so that cell^cell interactions can allow the growing axons to recognize their target neurons (Goodman and Shatz, 1993;Johansen et al, 1994;Lander, 1990;Landmesser, 1994).…”

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Basal forebrain cholinergic cell attachment and neurite outgrowth on organotypic slice cultures of hippocampal formation

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“…Among the seven sensilla, the first one to appear is the sensillum of S3, which is followed by the neurons in S6 and S7. Then, SI, S2, S4 and S5 sensilla ensue (Johansen et al, 1994). Interestingly, the development of both the central and peripheral nerve systems in leech progresses in a gradient fashion: each posterior segment lags by about 2.5 hours from the anterior one.…”

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Biochemical characterization of Tractin and LeechCAM, two Ig-superfamily members involved in regulation of axonal outgrowth of Leech neurons

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Chapter 11 Hierarchical guidance cues and selective axon pathway formation

Cited by 12 publications

References 26 publications

Calsensin: a novel calcium-binding protein expressed in a subset of peripheral leech neurons fasciculating in a single axon tract.

Calsensin: a novel calcium-binding protein expressed in a subset of peripheral leech neurons fasciculating in a single axon tract.

Basal forebrain cholinergic cell attachment and neurite outgrowth on organotypic slice cultures of hippocampal formation

Biochemical characterization of Tractin and LeechCAM, two Ig-superfamily members involved in regulation of axonal outgrowth of Leech neurons

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