2000
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1096-9861(20000320)418:4<402::aid-cne3>3.0.co;2-g
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Differentiation of mitral cell dendrites in the developing main olfactory bulbs of normal and naris-occluded rats

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“…Considering the prevailing hypothesis that defects in dendritic structural development lead to synaptic defects, we evaluated whether Mecp2 mutations alter the rate of maturation of MC dendrites, the primary target of OSN axons. In the OB, the maturation of MCs has been well characterized (Malun and Brunjes, 1996; Matsutani and Yamamoto, 2000; Blanchart et al, 2006). MC soma appears by E15, when the initial OSN axon segment is visible.…”
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“…Considering the prevailing hypothesis that defects in dendritic structural development lead to synaptic defects, we evaluated whether Mecp2 mutations alter the rate of maturation of MC dendrites, the primary target of OSN axons. In the OB, the maturation of MCs has been well characterized (Malun and Brunjes, 1996; Matsutani and Yamamoto, 2000; Blanchart et al, 2006). MC soma appears by E15, when the initial OSN axon segment is visible.…”
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“…At P1, MCs extend many thin dendrites, and by P4 one of these dendrites has a thick shaft that visually stands out from the others. By P7, there is one remaining dendrite with an arborized tuft at its end and secondary processes extending into the external plexiform layer (EPL) (Malun and Brunjes, 1996; Matsutani and Yamamoto, 2000). …”
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“…16,23,27,34,51 Molecular signals guiding the formation of the LOT If the formation of the distinct olfactory structures and axons initially progresses independently, identifying developmental cues that control these processes might shed light on some of the more controversial points reviewed here. It is possible that axons from the AOB projection neurons, located deep within the LOT, could serve as pioneer axons to subsequently guide OB axons.…”
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“…1C) (33). However, mitral cells from sensory-deprived animals had proportionately shorter apical dendrites and smaller glomerular diameters, consistent with impaired morphological development ( Fig.…”
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