Studies in Physiology 1965
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-48612-8_44
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Specificity in Regeneration of Optic and Olfactory Pathways in Teleost Fish

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“…Regeneration may occur in the olfactory tract of carp (Westerman, 1965), but Bernstein (1967) found that following bilateral or unilateral removal of the goldfish telencephalon, no regeneration appeared in brains examined up to 2 years later. Even small transections or stab wounds resulted in only columnar epithelium and some glial cells being formed; there was no true new nervous tissue.…”
Section: Duration Of Effectmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Regeneration may occur in the olfactory tract of carp (Westerman, 1965), but Bernstein (1967) found that following bilateral or unilateral removal of the goldfish telencephalon, no regeneration appeared in brains examined up to 2 years later. Even small transections or stab wounds resulted in only columnar epithelium and some glial cells being formed; there was no true new nervous tissue.…”
Section: Duration Of Effectmentioning
confidence: 96%