1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0165-3806(98)00168-0
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Postnatal growth of corticospinal axons in the spinal cord of developing mice

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“…In rats, the extension of the corticospinal tract was found to reach the caudal pole of the medulla at about the time of birth (E21 and P0) [de Kort et al, 1985]. In mice, the leading corticospinal tract axons have reached the 8th cervical segment at P2 [Gianino et al, 1999]. In our study of the brains of P1 mice there was a small bulge on the surface of the hindbrain ( fig.…”
Section: The Development Of the Mouse Arcuate Nucleusmentioning
confidence: 44%
“…In rats, the extension of the corticospinal tract was found to reach the caudal pole of the medulla at about the time of birth (E21 and P0) [de Kort et al, 1985]. In mice, the leading corticospinal tract axons have reached the 8th cervical segment at P2 [Gianino et al, 1999]. In our study of the brains of P1 mice there was a small bulge on the surface of the hindbrain ( fig.…”
Section: The Development Of the Mouse Arcuate Nucleusmentioning
confidence: 44%
“…At P11, the CST has innervated the lumbar enlargement of the cord, where it is more loosely fasciculated and is undergoing branching (11). EphA4 immunoreactivity at this age was still strong (Fig.…”
Section: Epha4 Expression Decreases In the Spinal Cord At The Time Ofmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…To examine these possibilities, we analyzed EphA4 expression in the developing neonatal spinal cord. By P5, the majority of axons have arrived in the cervical spinal cord, and the forelimb axons have commenced collateral branching into the gray matter (11). In the cervical DF at this age, there is strong EphA4 expression, particularly in the most ventral region, which contains the growing CST axons (Fig.…”
Section: Epha4 Expression Decreases In the Spinal Cord At The Time Ofmentioning
confidence: 96%
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