Sensory Regeneration in Arthropods: Implications of Homoeosis and of Ectopic Sensilla
Sensory Regeneration in Arthropods: Implications of Homoeosis and of Ectopic Sensilla
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节肢动物的感觉再生:同质异形和异位感觉器的影响
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1988
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通讯作者:
J. Edwards
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作者:
J. Edwards
SYNOPSIS. The seemingly antithetic attributes of rigorous connectivity on one hand and vigorous regeneration on the other, are combined in the arthropod nervous system This apparent paradox is largely resolved by the comparison of normal postembryonic development with regeneration, which is also restricted to immature stages It is also becoming apparent that growth and interaction between neurons is more flexible than had been assumed.
Normal sensory regeneration in situ is highly specific in restoring lost function The crucial event in regeneration as in embryonic development, is the establishment of first contacts between periphery and center Thereafter regeneration follows an accelerated recapitulation of normal postembryonic development.
Data from ectopic grafts, homoeotic mutants and homoeotic regenerates address four components of sensory development and regeneration a) Positional information in the epidermis determines receptor type and central projection, b) Passage from periphery to ganglion is non specific Ectopic neurons reach mismatched ganglia c) Within neuropile the specific projection is a product of interaction between intrinsic programs of the neuron and pathways expressed as specific surface markers d) Fine tuning of synaptic relationships can occur in response to changed milieu The current elucidation of the genetic basis of metameric segment determination, and the identification of specific gene products as markers of pathways open the way to the understanding of neural specificity in development and regeneration at the molecular level.
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2.7
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Murphey,RK;Johnson,SE;Walthall,WW
通讯作者:
Walthall,WW